Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 15 October 1933

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    22 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Vol. I. --No. 22 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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    Government Troops Capture Rebels' First Line,
    560 1 The Latest News Oj The Revolt In Stain. BANGKOK CITY SAVED FROM DESTRUCTION. NO FEARS FOR LIVES AND PROPERTY OF FOREIGNERS. All Entrances Blocked. Loya! Students Ready To Lay Down Their Lives. JHE latest news from Siam, obtained from our own correspondent m Bangkok
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    DIED AFTER BADMINTON.
    88 1 Many Wars' Service With The (*overnment. (From Ou.r Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Oct. 14. The death occurred yesterday and the j funeral took place to-day of Mr. Singnam, chief clerk of the Education Orhce. Seremban at the age of 42. He joined the service m 1909 and was
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    PHOTOGRAPHIC CONTEST.
    61 1 Winners Of Last Month's Competition. Messrs. Lee and Fletcher, North Bridge Roe announce that l he winn« r< oi last month's photographic competition are as follows: Ladies: l. Miss Annie L. C. Kwan, fi 34. North Bridge Road; 2, Iflsfl C. Hay«*an. the Convei Gentlfmeir 1, Mr I.
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    41 1 Yesterday's Close- In New York And London. rFrom Our C:un Correspondent.) London, Oct. 14. London Rubber, Spot, 3 3132 d. Jan.-Mar. 4 1 32 d. New York Rubber, Spot, 1% cts. Xov.-Dec. 7% cts CROSS-RATE. NYw York— London, 4.55%.
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    CANTON BUYS ARMY TANKS.
    42 1 Hongkong, sept. 15. Th H-adciuarters of General Chon Chl-tan-hß l pl"cd an order for twenty tanks from a *SJ\S££ machines are ejected h-p by ti-c end of this month. nu-nt. together with thr armcure Cantonese army China Times.
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    Accident At Kings Dock.
    157 1 EUROPEAN ENGINEER FALLS 12 FEET. AN engineer named William George Smith, working on an A.P.C. tanker at the King's Dock, fell from a height of 12 feet yesterday evening end was picked up m an unconscious condition. He was removed by ambulance to hospital and was
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    Pedestrian Gored To Death.
    114 1 BUFFALO RUNS AMOK TO IPOH. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 14. A NUMBER of people were m peril of their lives as a result of a buffalo running amok. Fortunately the casualties amounted to only one fatality. The animal m question formed part of a
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    33 1 At about 8 p.m. last night a ricksha collided with a trolley bus. Two Chinese occupants of the ricksha and the puller were hurt and had to be attended to by the ambulance.
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    GERMAN BOMBSHELL STARTLES THE WORLD.
    291 1 GERMAN BOMBSHELL STARTLES THE WORLD. WITHDRAWAL FROM LEAGUE OF NATIONS. No More Arms Talk. Allied Conference To Consider Taking Action? Germany has decided to leave the League of Nations and to take no further part m the disarmament discussion at Geneva. This electrifying decision was announced m a speech by
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    HITLER'S SPEECH.
    357 1 "Allies' Failure To Fulfil Their Pledges." Berlin, Oct. 14. Chancellor Hitler, m a manifesto to j the German people, states that Germany is very disappointed, despite all her readiness to carry out her disarmament, if necessary to the utmost, that the other Governments could not decide to fulfil
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    DR. W. W. YEN.
    47 1  -  Sin Wen Pao Tientsin, Sopt. 14. According to a special telegram received by the Ta Kung Pao to-day, D:\ W. W. Yen, Chinese Ambassador to Moscow, has recovered frum his illness and is leavin i for Smklanp shortly to see Dr. Lo Wm-kan-
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    ITALY DISAPPOINTED.
    146 1 Conference To Consider Action. Paris, Oct. 14. "Germany's decision at least clarifies the position," commented officials of the "Quai D'orsay." "The only thing to do now is to wait and see the reaction of the Powers concerned Reuter. Rome, Oct. 14. The news of Germany's withdrawal from the
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    AID FOR HOSPITALS.
    26 1 Lisbon, Sept. 4. The Gjvernment has authorised tne expenditure from public iur.ds of 60,000 contos (f.dO.OOO) for buildin* hospitals m Lisbon nncl Op>Tto.
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    13 1 The Wilts breaking up a Malay attacking movement m yesterday's soccer cup final.
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    MOTOR GYMKHANA.
    119 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 14. A successful motor gymkhana, organised by the Y.W..CA.. assisted by the Automobile Association of Malaya <Selangor branch) was held at the Stadium this afternoon. At the conclusion the British Resident distributed the prizes to the following winners: CONCOURS D 'ELEGANCE:
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    Soccer Trophy Goes To Tanglin
    1415 2 EIGHT GOALS IN SINGAPORE CUP FINAL WILTSHIRES BEAT THE MALAYS IN CLEAN GAME. H.E. The Governor Present. Mrs. Haynes Presents The Trophy And Medals. Cup-tie soccer was witnessed at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday, when the first teams of the Malays and the Wiltshires met
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    COMMENTS ON THE PLAY.
    432 2 Wiltshires' Second Half Superiority. (By '"Reynard.") JT was real "up tie football, with the fortunes of the game varying until the last few minutes. The Malays never got a lead but it is more j true of them than of any team here that "you never
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    SOCCER SENSATION.
    132 2 Sequel To Friday's S.A.F.A. Meeting. It is understood that the Marine F.C. team, who were invited at a'. 1 tend at the Stadium yesterday to receive their medals as runners-up m the Second Divirion of the S.A.F.A. League competition, m accordance with Vhe decision reached at Friday's meeting
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      25 2 What were EVE'S first words to ADAM m the Garden of Eden if I LIKE YOUR NERVE!" ASK LORETTA YOUNG AT THE CAPITOL NEXT CHANGE
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      612 2 SOCCER GOMPETITim. Test Your Skill and Win Cash Prize of 1 00 $100 Sunday Tribune ~IT Popular Football r k Must Be Contest. EntraDCe Won (No 22.) _J*^ The "SUNDAY TRIEUNE" will give a prize of $100 to readers subniiuin* entries with th? largest number of correct forecasts of the
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  • yesterday's Reports From The Malayan Courts.
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      HUSBAND KILLS HIS WIFE.
      518 3 SAW HER COMMIT ADULTERY. x Plea Of Guilty. Murder Charge Not Sustained. CHARGE of murder against an Indian m Stremban who pleaded guilty to killing his wife was not sustained, being altered to culpable homicide. Accused said he saw her committing adultery. (From Our Oxen Correspondent.)
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      TRIED TO SMUGGLE CIGARETTES.
      439 3 Found Behind Pillow In Train. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Oct. 13. A N attempt by a Chinese passenger on a train from Singapore to Poloh, to conceal four tins of Craven "A" cigarettes, which are dutiable goods m Johore. was described m the Police
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      STAB WOUNDS.
      285 3 Serious Result Of Boys' Quarrel. A quarrel between two schoolboys had a sequel m the police courts yesterday when one charged the other with voluntarily causing hurt. The case was heard before the District Judge Mr. H. A. Forrer. The accused who is 16 years of age, is
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      ALLEGED CHEATING.
      518 3 -except, the $25 and with regard to that sum. it was m part payment of the *«v, which the carpenters agreed to pay ncr lor her services. ABSURD" STATEMENT. ■I think it is absurd to say that Mrs. I Drase went three or four times to see Mr.
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      LOCAL MAINTENANCE CLAIM.
      281 3 Tamil Woman's Story To Magistrate. IZUNCHITAPADAM, a clerk m the local *V Municipal Stores, was yesterday charged, before the Fourth Magistrate, with failing to maintain his wife and child. Mr. M. Mitter appeared on behalf of the complainant, while Mr. Tampoe Philips was for the husband. Muthulakshmi,
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      POWER OF D.P.P. IN STRAITS.
      532 3 m consequence duly charged and were taken before the Magisterial Court. The charge was not proceeded with and was withdrawn on instruction from the Deputy Public Prosecutor. The D.P.P. acting under the powers delegated to him under section 384 (3> of the Code m Gazette
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    Forthcoming Films.
    1011 4  -  CINEQU E By. THE story ol how "The Masquerader" came to be a picture, with Ronald Colman m its dual roles at the Capitol Theatre is almost as strange and intriguing as the story itself, m which neither a wife nor a mistress can tell a husband and
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      332 4 *A GREAT SHOW from Beginning t<» End V j That's (he Popular Opinion -^\£m%i MATIXEK. TO-DAY. :J.1."5. nk\ 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.15. j :> >x i H |fM 11/ 1 E |%J I yjj^:-. COLMAN i WmrS^, LS= jmggm mHUvUCiini/Lii J With ELISSA LANDI. Air) *b m j lj|im i m
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    The Badminton Courts Of Malaya.
    2070 5 To m r m amemiL EXHIBITION MATCHES IN ALL-MALAYA SPORTS? SINGAPORE'S j NEW SINGLES CHAMPION WILL HE MEET VASS? THE LADIES' DOUBLES DRAW. FROM m formation received locally, it is stated that the Preparatory Committee of the All-Malaya Chinese Athletic Sports will most probably send
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore
    1976 6 A Woman Peeps At Singapore L^KOM ail .sides this Wti k one bears Of 1 people leaving Singapore. Mrs. C V. Bailey has sailed :or China i OH a short vacation, and I understand Gregory-Jones is going on leave to Zealand m December. ILI ft ALSO one of our most
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    Sunday tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Oct. 15,1933. JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
    211 8 Sunday tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Oct. 15, 1933. JAPAN AND RUSSIA. War clouds have loomed extensively on the Far Eastern horizon during recent weeks, but there is ample evidence that both Soviet Russia and Japan have been playing a colossal game of bluff. Each is afraid to strike the first blow
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    S. S. Volunteer Force Honoured The
    1991 8 By King* Presentation Of Colours To The Three Corps. Bj "Shoulder-Strap." IT was reported during the week that H.M. the King- has presented Colours to the three Corps of the S.S.V.F., viz., Singapore, Penang and Malacca. The Colours will arrive m January. The Municipality
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    ROUTE MARCH.
    79 8 G.O.C. To Take The Salute. 'THERE will be a Corps Route 1 March on Oct. 27. The route will be: Beach Rd., Stamford Rd.. North Bridge Rd., South Bridge Rd.. South Boat Quay, Battery Rd., Fullerton Rd., High St., St.Andrew's Rd. and Beach Rd. This is the last
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    443 8  -  Anglius TN this cold, wet weather how can one sparkle Even the win of the Wilts could hardly raise a smile from me and I won money on that little eyffort too. A It's funny how many folks complain o' bein' poor, and how
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      37 8 THE WEEK'S TIDE TABLE. To-day: 8.35 a.m.. 7.50 p.m. To-morrow: 9.05 a.m.. 8.46 p.ra. Tuesday: 9.31 a.m.. 9.31 p.m. Wednesday: 9.55 a.m.. 10.12 pjn. Thursday: 10.19 a.m.. 10.52 p.m. Friday: 10.45 a.m.. 11.33 p.m. Saturday: 11.04 a.m.
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    Easier Divorce Laws Soon Under British Rule.
    933 9 SIX SEPARATE GROUNDS FOR DESERTION TO BE ENOUGH. DECREES FOR INSANITY AND DRUNKENNESS. JHE unusual number of divorces m Singapore this year will ensure special interest m the following details, from our London correspondent, of the proposed drastic changes m the English divorce
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    MALAYA HELPS THE NAVY.
    121 9 Admiralty's Approval Of New Scheme. (From Our Own Correspondent. j London, Oct. 3 (By Air Mail>. HpHE Admiralty has wholeheartedly adopted the projected new division of the R.N.V.R. to be recruited from the Malay population of the Straits Settlements. It has agreed to undertake control and
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    SENT TO PRISON.
    106 9 Man Who Impersonated Jack Buchanan. A South African na:r.ed Fred Walter Hilton, aged 24, was sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment for obtaining m'ney by impersonating Mr. Jack Buchanan, the British stage and screen star. He told a boarding-home keeper that he was living incognito and without money
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    A TRAGEDY ON LEAVE.
    269 9 "Negligent Driving. MOTOR CYCLIST KILLED, J^ MALAYAN magistrate, Mr. E. Pretty, on leave was involved ir> an accident m which a motor-cyclist was killed. The Malayan was chief witness at the inquest. The jury accused Mr. Pretty of negligent driving but said that it did not
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    MAN WHO DIED IN MALAYA.
    78 9 Grandfather's Legacy To His Fiancee* (From Our Oun Correspondent. London. Oct. 3 (By Air Mail). "TN providing for my children I have avoided favouritism." stated Mr. Charles Stephen Robinson, 8, Stonegate, Leicester. To Miss Kathorine Browniow. of Dartmouth, who was engaged to his grandson who
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    IGNORANCE OF MALAYA.
    506 9 30, m its seventh year. Of its twin functions research and publicity, the former will, fortunately, be carried on by other bodies. WONDERFUL FILM LIBRARY. The Postmaster-General has stepped m to save the wonderful film library replete with its unique collection of pictures, portraying romantically every useful
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    LOCAL CLUB LIFE.
    1787 10 LOCAL CLUB LIFE. Short History Of The Ladies* Union And Its Activities Devonshire Badminton Party Anniversary Celebrations Inter-House Debate At CCA. Premises. AN inter-house debute was held at the CCA premises, Prinsep Street. on Thursday on the following motion: 'That under the present economic condition of the country it is
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    THE COMMITTEE OF THE LADIES' UNION.
    43 10 s—s. ,c« to r ig nt: Mesdames: A^M. i^U R^aidu, Kuppusamy Iyer S. Govindasamy, C. B. Go m e Z; Seated. ,eU to righ t: Mesdames: C. ag^g^. C- K^eno^ .Trea^er,, B. C. Handy .President,, T. O.
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    Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards.
    705 10  - Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards. Walter Lindrum (By dfdsfsdafsdafsdafs Development Of Cushion Cannon. How To Leave A Natural Sequence. TAKING the "big shot" first, I wish to draw my readers' attention to the two cushion cannons m diagram No. 11. This is an extremely useful shot, which every player should
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    A Corner For Our Young Folk.
    917 11  - A Corner For Our Young Folk. UNCLE HARRY CONDUCTED BY I\j>hi; how many of you have km V Not many, I lv? 1 expect a few of the im nes hav<-. thing that every who visits London goes to tal is the Horse Guards and th- <(I the guard outside
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      366 11 ASSETS EXCEED $12,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMRNTS). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, £.C. The Comptny has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with British Life
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    REVIEW OF THE WEEK'S MALAYAN SPORT
    2032 12 Inter-State Rugby Football Matches Home Teams Defeated In Opening Games Penang's Rousing Victory At I poh Bright Prospects For Malaya Cup Competition Selangor Win Narrowly At Seremban Cricket Club's Promising Start A Match For The Malaya Command Popular Rugby Footballer Weds. (By "Rimau.") TWO
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    564 12  -  K.O. By JPIGHT fans have met with yet another disappontment After all arrangements had been made* the Board of Control failed to certify Harry Graham as fit, Harry so the fight with Thajudeen, which Graham's should have taken place at the New Injury.
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    HOCKEY HONOURS DIVIDED.
    262 13 S.R.C. And O.R.A. Meet On The Padang. THE S.R.C. met the O.R.A. at hockey on the PaSang yesterday nwu the match ro -ulted m a draw of I—l.1 1. The O.R.A. hac more of the attack m the first half but the S.R.C. -were prominent m the
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    ANOTHER MEETING?
    71 13 Aussies Still Worrying Over Leg-Theory. Sydeny, Oct. 14. The Quecnslanders, Hartigan and Hutcheon, signed a requisition for a special meeting of the Board of Control to discuss the last M.C.C. cable with which they are dissatisfied. The requisition was posted to Melbourne for the signatures of the Victorians,
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    RIFLE MEETINGS.
    329 13 Many Matches To-Day In Malaya. AS there will be no Central Malaya Command rifle meeting this year, each unit of the Volunteer Force m the country will lire off for the Warren Shield and Lewis Gun Competition separately on their respective rule ranges. In the case of the
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    CLUB ANNIVERSARY.
    30 13 In celebration of the tenth anniversary, the Sentosa Persenangan Club, Penkalan Raman, 'held an "At Home" at their premises, 13, Maia j Kuching. Malacca, on Friday. Oct. 5.
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    SOCCER CONTEST RESULT.
    220 13 Seven Readers Share Prize. readers, with nine correct torr--3 casts each, tied for the prize of $75 iffered m connection with our Soccer Competition No. 19. Only two of these had complied with he additional condition and they share he special prize of $25 between them. The
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    HORNETS HOCKEY WIN.
    51 13 The Singapore Hcrnets defeated the Nondescripts Cricket Club at hockey by B—l on the N.C.C. ground on Thursday. The scorers for the winners were: N Modder (3). I. Van Geyzcl <2>, P. d'Almeida. O. C. Aeria. and G. Van Geyzel. The losers' goal was .'cored by Choor
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    Yarns at the Totem.
    557 13  - Yarns at the Totem. RUNNING HARE i < Notes and News For Malayan Boy Scouts "Once a scout, always a scout," said Kitchum. It lias always seemed to me to be a pity that because our troops are, of necessity, almost wholly run as school troops, that scouting m this
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    REGULARS BEAT S.V.C. XV.
    554 14 Yesterday's Rugger At The S.C.C. THERE was little to choose between the Malaya Command and the S.V.C. XV when these two teams rnt^ at rugger on the Padang yesterday, but the Regulars stood the pace better and midway through the second half hey crossed the line
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    SEREMBAN HOCKEY.
    48 14 Selangor Colts Beat The Paulians. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Oct. 14. The Selangor Colts visited Seremban t o-day and beat the Paulians at hockey by 3 l m a game which was very keenly contested. The visitors were the superior sid: and reserved to win.
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    TRAVERS SHIELD SOCCER.
    405 14 Junior Cup Final At Kuala Lumpur. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 14. fTHE Selangor association football A Junior Cup final, played here on the Tamils' padang provided ample thrills this evening. The teams were the Kuala Rovers' second string and the Batu Arang Sports Club.
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS.
    245 14 Tournament Ties For This Week. TIES fcr next week m the Lawn Bowls tournament at the S.C.C. are as follows: MONDAY'S TIES. SINGLES HANDICAP (FINAL)): G. C. Miller (—5) v. A. B. Jordan (plus 6). A. S. Banks and G. Aurely v. H. Gray and M. St.
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    GRANGE B.P.
    89 14 Grange B.P. team v. the Playfair 1 B.P. at the latter's court on Sunday, Oct. 22, at 3 p.m.: Koh Chek Tuan, Chua Leng Yong, Koh Chye Tuan, Scan Yak Thai, Yeo Cheng Chua, Chua Leng Kuan and Goh Seah Chew. Reserves: Seah Neo Heng and Goh Teng
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    IRELAND v. ENGLAND.
    32 14 International Soccer At Belfast. Belfast, Oct. 14. THE International soccer match between Ireland and England to-day, resulted m a win for the latter by 3 goals to nil. Reuter.
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    BOOM IN WOMAN'S GAMES.
    299 14 Billiards "Fit For A Queen." (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 4. TfcTLLIAP.DS is the latest women's craze. i;ie ■O years ago th're were only a few hundred women players; to-day the numbers run inU many thousands. Flourishing circles for women's billiards now exist to London.
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    DEEPAVALI FILM.
    152 14 Special Production For The Marlborough. Commencing from Monday, Oct. 16, Messrs. Shaw Brs. are releasing at the Marlborovgh a super Indian talkie entitled "Id-Ka-Chand' (or "Bulan Puasa"). specially brought out for screening on the "Deepavali Pe:tival Day." All Incians, including Moslems, should not mi s this Saroj Movietone
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    LOCAL RADIO.
    173 14 The Week's Program*, From Z.H.I. fFHE following tn th, Mogramm* M. forthcoming week from the stat/rT^* Broadcast Bow* Singapore ICD Z^MONDAY: (i p.m. recorded music- fix news bulletin; 6.30 p.m. "The w^?-' p pore,*' by R. C. Giggin; 6.45 pjn .SStation. :-.o: i ption. Tim% and Wave T
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE SPORTS.
    451 15 St. Andrew's Win Open Relay Event. THE Rar!!,s College held their first annual ath: ts yesterday afternoon at the College p:ound at Bukit Timah. when therp was i tendance. c Wong Ken Cbmm was the champion athlete of the Meeting, wlnnint rive of the 20 -vents HM
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    PERAK HOCKEY.
    179 15 Team To Meet Negri Selected. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipch, Oct. 14. J!HE labt hockey frial b(fore -dTcTa^^ StStC SClectea •i aay en a heavy grcund owing tr rgin y i n a fast and intorcsting game va /™J^ n P r raCtlCa "y a year's team, C-kiuS;
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    NEGRI BEAT PERAK AT RUGBY.
    272 15 Farleigh Robertson Trophy Match. (From Our Oicn Correspondent.) Seremban, Oct. 14. A LARGE crowd was present at the Station padang this afternoon, including the Yam di Pertuan Besar and the British Resident, to witness the an- nual rugby football match between Perak i and Negri
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    THAJUDEEN MATCHED.
    64 15 Fight With Spng Next Saturday. Thajudeen, the clever Ceylon Malay bantamweight, who was o have fcught Harry Graham yesterday, has been matched with Y. C. Song, the popular local Chinese pugilist. The fight will take place nex.' Saturday. Oct. 21 at the New World Arena. There w ill
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    CHINA ATHLETICS.
    294 15 Shanghai Emerge National Champions. Nanking, Oct. 14. ]l/f AYOR Shih Ying gave a reception m honour of the managers and captains of tne various athletic teams yesterday evening on the completion of the field and tr ack events m the All-China Athletic Sports. The points gained and the
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    ANOTHER CRICKET TOUR.
    276 15 An Indian Team For England. (From Our Own CorrespO7idcnt.) London, Sept. 28. WITH the M.C.C. team under D. R. Jardine soon to start its lour of India, Mr. Begg, the veteran Rajputana cricketer, is busy organising an unofficial team to tour England next season. Already, a selection
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY.
    155 15 YM.C.A. "B" XI v. the A.C.S. II on the V.M.C.A. ground on Wednesday: M. S. Menon, A. J. Flynn, E. K. Yzelman, Voo Fooic Kun, W. Pullen, E. Miles, S. Ferreira, Lee Tuck Soon; Lcoi Eng San, J. H. Duclos, P. Pullen. Reserves: James Chan, G. O. G.
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    A RUGBY CRISIS.
    230 15 Union And League At Loggerheads. 'Frum Ohr Own Corrrsfx nt'rn' London, Oct. 4. IT is .^aid that a c; |jte world of unwtcur nigby football And it pveeadoul followed, it will be a light to a finish between the Rugby Union, whicli represents the unpaid player, and
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      699 15 (ROSSWORD SOLUTION NO. 9. ACROSS— I. Fcragers: 9. Saf?; 13. Everlasting: 15 Adc: 17. We: 18. Cot; 19. Bar; 20. Rip; tl. Re 23 Asps; 26. Ra; 27. Se; 28 Ate2S. No o; 31. Ts: 33. Hull; 34. Mag; 36. Rs; 3£. Oala; 40. He: 41. Hi; 42. Ag; 43.
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      20 16 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH TS INCORPOKATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST V, PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1933. FIVE CF.NTS.
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      Singapore Soccer Cup Final.
      96 16 His Excellency the Governor and other spectators at yesterday's soccer final. The teams were presented to the Governor before the soccer final yesterday. H.E. is seen shaking hands with Nutland. with Mr. Hastie, 3a V President of the S.A.F.A., immediately hehind. The Governor shaking hands with
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      The English And Scottish Leagues.
      1465 16 The English And Scottish Leagues. Portsmouth Lose Fight For Leadership. Tottenham Hotspur proved themselves worthy leade- i when they heat Portsmouth on the latter's prround m the fight for the top place m the First Division of the Enclish League yesterday. Everton played havoc with Blackburn Rovers at Goo* son
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      AMERICAN BEER.
      73 16 j Nrw Yoi k American bo?r is gradual y imp o Ing |d 'kick" and getticg flo or to (he H. 2 l.nut. r.c- cording to "The AmeritMn Brfwrr." v tetfe journal Fforty-four samples of .standard American leers analysed during July showed an loobottc I oaabeat by weight
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      ZANE GREY AND TOM MIX.
      70 16 Kansas City. Missouri Tom Mix. t\\r fan:o-.i.s cowboy film acUJutnouacce that he aid Zanc Grey. the aUU 7V are planning to form a partnership tor uw production of western motion pictur s Produrtion will ;tiri rally m N° vrtß ™,jj md Zan«- Grey's fund oi
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      22 17 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Vol. I.— No. 23 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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      Thirty Siamese Rebel Officers Commit Suicide.
      638 17 Loyal Forces' Tragic Find At Don Muting. MANY SOLDIERS SHOT IN THE BACK. INFORMED THAT THE KING WAS A CAPTIVE. Woman Riddled With Bullets. Prince Bovaradej Had Proclaimed Himself King. THE news that the rebel troops m Siam are m full flight has been
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      KING AND QUEEN IN DANGER?
      97 17 Rumour Denied By The Authorities. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Oct. 21. Their Majesties, following residence for over a year m Hua Hin, arc apprehensive of capture by the rebels. A communique states that they have left for Singora, south of Siam. The following cable
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      Queen Confronts A Bull
      129 17 Queen Confronts A Bull DISPLA V OF COOLNESS IN A CHINA SHOP. London, Oct. 21. DR. T. Z. Koo has arrived, by invitation of the Universities' China committee, for a six weeks' lecture tour of the principal British universities. A China shop comedy at Fakenham (Norfolk) amused the Queen and
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      THE "LITTLE DEVIL."
      140 17 Performance At Goodwood Park Hotel. A successful dinner and show took place at the Goodwood Park Hotel last night when the Singapore Repertory players presented a comedy m three acts entitled "The Little Devil." There was a large number of people present at the dinner which preceded
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      GRAF ZEPPELIN'S FLIGHT.
      21 17 Pernambuco. Oct. 21. The Graf Zeppelin has left for Miami, en route to a visit to Chicago.- -Reuter.
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      SCHOOL FEES PROTEST.
      177 17 Petition To Governor. SINGAPORE, PENANG AND MALACCA. i PETITIONS from public organisations m Singapore, Penang and Malacca are being sent to the Governor to-morrow, m protest against thy) decision to raise school fees. In the main points the petitions are identical and show a unanimous opinion m
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      GEN. CHIANG KWANG NAI.
      60 17  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Hongkong, Oct. 20. Gen. Chiang Kwang Nai, Governor of Fukien, arrived m Amoy yesterday morning, on his way to Canton to confer with Gen. Chen Tsi Tang, Commander of the First Canton Army Group, on the joint campaign against the "Reds" on
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      French Government Falling.
      145 17 PROTESTS AGAINST NEW TAXES. Paris. Oct. 21. THE fate of the Daladicr Government is likely to be determined early this evening for the Prime Minister is credited with the intention of initiating the Budget debate with the major issue —the article of a Bill providing for a
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      AMERICA & SOVIET.
      197 17 AMERICA SOVIET. Japanese Opinion Of Recognition Move. Tokyo, Oct. 21. "The news is intensely interesting." declared a Foreign Office spokesman, learning of President Roosevelt's invitation to M. Kalinin to visit the White House, with the object, it is believed of U.S. recognition of the Soviet. He branded as without foundation
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      RUBBER PRICES.
      43 17 Yesterday's Close In New York And London. (From Our Own Corre&povdt'vtj London, Oct. 21. London Rubber, Snot, 327j32d. Jan. -Mar. 3 29 °>2d. New York Rubber, Spot, 6 15 16 cts. NoV.-Dec 7 cts. CROSS-RATE. Ne w York London 4.51 i
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      NOBEL PRIZE.
      53 17 Awarded To An American Doctor. Stockholm. Oct. 21. i It is announced that the Nobel prize for medicine for 1933 has been awarded to the American zoologist. Dr. Thomas Hunt Morgan, of Pasadena, California. The award was made m recognition of Dr. Morgan's discoveries concerning the eugenic functions
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      JAPAN AND HER ARMAMENTS.
      191 17  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh ARMY EXPANSION APPROVED. The Luan Bandits, Chinese Police Regain Fooning. Shanghai, Oct. 2i. AT yesterday's intor -ministerial Conference, stale messages from Tokyo, Mr. Takahashi (Minister of Finance) and Mr. Hirota (Foreign Minister) accepted the proposals of the War Ministry for the increase
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      MONGOLIAN AUTONOMY.
      235 17  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh No Severance Of Relations With China. .Shanghai CM II The conference ol Mongolian Princes held at Peilingmiu, In Mongolia, last Sunday, regarding the problem of Mongolian autonomy passed the following resolution-, according to Ltc reports from Mongolia The administrative rights over Outer and Inner
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