Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 22 October 1933

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    42 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Vol. I.— No. 23 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1933. FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS* INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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    Thirty Siamese Rebel Officers Commit Suicide.
    680 1 Loyal Forces' Tragic Find At Don Muang. 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 in Siam are in full flight has been
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    KING AND QUEEN IN DANGER?
    96 1 Rumour Denied By The Authorities. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Oct. 21. Their Majesties, following residence for over a year in 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 1 Queen Confronts A Bull. DISPLA Y 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."
    141 1 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 in 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 1 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 1 Petition To Governor. SINGAPORE, PENANG AND MALACCA. PETITIONS from public organisations in Singapore, Penang and Malacca are being sent to the Governor to-morrow, in protest against tho. decision to raise school fees. In the main points the petitions are identical and show a unanimous opinion in favour
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    GEN. CHIANG KWANG NAI.
    61 1  -  "Sin Chew Jit Poh" Hongkong, Oct. 20. Gen. Chiang Kwang Nai, Governor of Fukien arrived in 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.
    147 1 PROTESTS A GA INST NEW TAXES. Paris, Oct. 21. THE fate of the Daladier Government is likeiy to be determined early this evening for the Prime Minister is credited with the intention of initialing the Budget debate with the :najor issue the article of a Bill providing
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    AMERICA & SOVIET.
    184 1 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 ol U.S. recognition of the Soviet. He branded as without foundation
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    40 1 Yesterday's Close In New York And London. (From Our Oun Correspovdcvtj London, Oct. 4 JL London Rubber, Snot, 27,:j2d. Jan.-Mar. 329!32d. New York Rubber, Spot, 6 15 1G cts. Nov.-Dec. 7 cts. CROSS-RATE. New York London. 4.51 '-j.
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    NOBEL PRIZE.
    52 1 Awarded To An American Doctor. Stockholm. Oct. 21. 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 in recognition of Dr. Morgan's discoveries concerning the eugenic functions of
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    JAPAN AND HER ARMAMENTS.
    192 1  -  "Sin Chew Jit Poh" ARMY EXPANSION APPROVED. Tha Luan Bandits. Chinese Police Regain Kooning. t Shanghai, Oct. 21. AT yesterday's inter-ministerial Conference, state messages from Tokyo, Mr. Takahashi (Minister of Finance) and Mr. Hi rota (Foreign Minister) accepted the proposals of the War Ministry for the
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    MONGOLIAN AUTONOMY.
    236 1  - MONGOLIAN A UTONOMY. "Sin Chew Jit Poh" No Severance Of Relations With China. The conference of Mongolian Princes held at Peilingmiu, In Moivolia. last Sunday, regarding the problem of Mongolian autonomy parsed the follow tag resolutions, according to late reports from Mongolia. The administrative rights over Outer and Inner Mongolia
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      21 1 CIGARETTE CARD ALBUMS. A fine ran^t i Cigareite Card Album- IM fc**> unpacked, l^ti^e ndcrmenTHE LANKA STORES, \u. H Rivrrside MALACCA
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    The English And Scottish Leagues.
    1469 2 The English And Scottish Leagues. Wednesday Beaten In Sheffield Derby. Sheffield Wednesday were the only home team to be beaten in the First Division of the English League yesterday. The Spurs, visit inu Goodison Park, took a point from Everton but the other promoted team, Stoke City, fared badly against
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    PENANG BEATEN BY SELANGOR.
    264 2 -Inter-State Rugger At K. L. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 21. JN a fast game packed with thrills', Penang were bea.ien to-iday by Selangor en the Padang by a superior pack. In the tight scrums, Selangor get the ball eut invariably, their threes handling
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    THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE
    262 2 Colossal Figures In Irish Lottery. London. Oct. 21. THE draw icr the Irish sweep on the Cambridge? hire began in Dublin this morning in the presence of an excited crowd of ;pectato s. The subscriptions totalled £2.726.628 of which £1.707.71 V is available as prize money, divided into
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    THE PROBABLES
    103 2 The Cambridgeshire probables are: Dastur. Perryman; Limelight. Childs; Disarmament. Bullock: Denbigh. Nevett: Andrea. Fcx: Totaig, Carslake; Chatelaine. Harry Wragg: Raymond. Nicoll: Great Scot, Lane; Gino. Beary: Inverman. McGuigan: Hot Fight, Hine. Pomraarr.e, Sirett: Alluvial. Sam Wragg: Eroica. Steve Donoghue; Bow and Arrow. Gethin: Young Native, Gordon Richards: Diamantee.
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    SINGAPORE SCOUTS CONTEST.
    314 2 Governor Sees Bridg e Building. rraE Governor was amongst th* 1 terested spectators yesterday a lr noon when tne finals of t n k- r construction competition for Sim?JS* f School Scou tagftd a t th t r Scouts headquarters at the old t>* course. Q Two
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    S.C.C. RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    67 2 Etceteras XV. 'in Colours) in their S.C.C. tournament match v. Pubk Services on the Padang on Tuesday A. P. Goldman: R. V. Welch. A L Hill W. H. McNeill. G. D. A Lundon: H L Davies. J. L. Bonnar: W. T. Mathieson A. T. Priest. W G.
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  • Yesterday's Reports From The Malayan Courts
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      COURT ORDER SET ASIDE.
      598 3 "Denial Of Justice." CIVIL SUIT TO PROCEED. (•rum Our Oun Correspondent./ Seremban, Oct. 20. AN* interesting civil matter it. revision came up for hearing in- tore Mr. Justice G. A. Hereford, in ike Supreme Court. when E. Markainloo, a contractor of Port Dickson. appealed against the
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      MR. PRETTY FINED £20.
      129 3 Malayan Magistrate In Fatal Crash. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Oct. 4. A sequel to Mr. Eric Pretty's motorcar accident near Bracknell. Berks, on Sept 13. occurred yesterday when Mr. Pretty was charged with driving in a manner dangerous to the publicSuperintendent Butler said that Pretty's
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      BANKRUPT WARNED
      290 3 Examination A Serious Matter. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Oct. 20. rpHE public examination of K. SaraA vanamuthu, was concluded in the bankruptcy court before Mr. Justice G. A. Hereford to-day. He was adjudged a bankrupt in 1932, and filed his own petition, giving a statement of his
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      MOTORISTS CHARGED.
      171 3 Alleged Rash Driving At Seremban. (From Our Own Coi respondent.) Seremban, Oct. 20. The case in which a European named T. F. Egan is charged with rash and negligent driving and thereby causing hurt to one Chin Yap. at about 9.25 am on Sept. 12, at Mantin town
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      LEAP INTO SEA.
      140 3 Woman Who Wanted To End Her Life. Lim Boon, a Chinese woman aged 52. was yesterday charged before the Third Magistrate. Mr. R. J. F. Curtis, with attempting to commit suicide by jumping into the sea. The accused pleaded guilty, saying that she wanted to end her
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      DISPUTE OVER A RADIO SET.
      297 3 European's Claim At Malacca. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Oct. 20. AN alleged dispute over a wireless set led to a case in which a European claimed $170 before the District Judge, Mr. B. R. Whitehouse, to-day, being the balance of an agreed price of
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      TOO SERIOUS FOR BAIL.
      163 3 Malays Charged With Throwing Acid. A crowd of Malays gathered in the Second Magistrate's Court yesterday when the five Malays who are on charges of causing grievous hurt by throwing nitric acid and with abetment of the offence were again produced before Mr. Norman Grice. Mr.
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      TAXI AND RICKSHA.
      64 3 Occupants Thrown On To The Road. Shortly before midnight on 'Friday there was a collision beiween a ricksha and a taxi at the junction of Syed Alwi Road and Jalan Besar. The occupants of the ricksha, a Chinese and a Eurasian woman, were thrown out. The Chinese
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      TOBACCO SMUGGLER
      122 3 Heavy Fine Imposed At Ipoh. (Frcm Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oci. 21 WONG Hong Let, a clerk residing at Campbell Road, Kuala Lumpur, fc/as fined $5,000 on being convicted on a charge of smuggling Rangoon tobacco leaf. Accused was arrested at a Chinese j lodging house in Ipoh,
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      ORDER FOR RELEASE.
      115 3 Man Who Was Arrested For Second Time. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 21. Arrested for a second time as he was wanted in the Dutch Indies on an i alleged charge of embezzlement, Abdul j Hamid secured his release when an appeal was heard in the
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      ALLEGATION OF FORGERY.
      372 3 Figure Added CHARGED AGAINST A MONEYLENDKR. A X allegation that an original pivmissory note for had bwn altered into one for .$lO was mad yesterday before the Third MagtAirate. Mr. ft, J. F. Curtis. The case was one in which s Bengali moneylender. Raj Kishntv Rai, is
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    NEW CHIEF JUSTICE.
    387 4 LAST ONE IN THE F.M.S.? Speeches Cf Welcome. Amazing Provisions Of The Law. (From Our Oun Corrcspojirtcnt. Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 21. HTHE many people present thw morning in the Supreme Court saw Tor the first time the unusual sij?ht of the judge wearing a wig. The occasion
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    SUCCESS OF OPIUM CLINIC.
    239 4 Government's Promise Of HeJp. IF results mean anything, the Singapore Opium Clinic the first and only institution of its kind in the world —has established a magnificent record. Since it was first organised by the Singapore Anti-Opium Society, in May, about 700 opium addicts have been
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    MALAYAN FILMS.
    95 4 Conversion To Talkies In London. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 10. A new lease of life has been ensured for the series of Malayan films. Through the instrumentality of the Empire Marketing Board and the Imi perial Institute as well as other arrangements made indepedently by Malaya
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    LOCAL RADIO.
    123 4 The Week's Programmes From Z.H.I. rIE following programme will be broadcast from Z.H.1., Broadcast House, Singapore, during the week: Monday: 6 p.m recorded music: 645 pm. news bulletin; 7 p.m. Dance Band of R.A.F. Base, Seletar, till 8 p.m., relayed from Tomlinson Hall; followed by recorded music till
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    FIRE FIGHTER INJURED.
    156 4 Fell From Roof Of Blazing Hut. A Chinese who pluckily went to the assistance of his neighbour whose attap dwelling was ablaze, had a narrow escape from serious injury in the early hours of yesterday morning. At about 3 a.m. an attap house in Kampong Chia Heng,
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    LOCAL PANTOMIME.
    99 4 Volunteers Promise A Treat For Singapore. Singapore this year is promised something new in the way of entertainment at Christmas time. The Volunteers are producing a pantomime on the real old fashioned lines, with a topical flavour. The whole of the cast will be found from the Volunteers
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    LODGE MALAYA.
    542 4 Bro. C. Stewart Elected Master. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 9. A meeting of Lodge Malaya, was held at the Hotel Rembrandt, South Kensington, a few days ago, when there were present: Bros. A. E. Bailey, W. M., P. J. Sproule, M A.. P.D.G.M., Eastern Archipelago, acting
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    "SMITHY" AND ROUTE TO SINGAPORE.
    112 4 SMITHY AND ROUTE TO SINGAPORE. Expensive Air Liners Not Needed. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 10. SIR C. Kingsford-Smith has gathered some very definite ideas about the organisation of the Singapore-Australia section of the main air route which it was the object of his recent journey to investigate. For
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    PASSING THROUGH.
    259 4 Prominent Passengers On The "President Harrison.'' Among the passengers on board the "President Harrison," •which arrived in I Singapore yesterday, are the fallowing: Mr. Robert A. Bright, head of the Science Department oi' the New Yor?: City Board of Education. He is en a pleasure trip around tne
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    BRIGADE OFFICER HURT.
    116 4 Mishap On The Sliding Pole. Mr. Angus, oi the Singapore Fire Brigade, sustained a nasty injury on Friday morning as he was going on duty. He was upstairs In his quarters when a call came through from Bournemouth Road, where a grass fire threatened tc spread to
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    TOWN PLANNER FOR F.M.S.?
    471 4 New Scheme. KINTA SANITARY j BOARD. I (From Out Own Correspcndent.) Kpob, Oct. 20. AT the monthly meeting of the Kinta Sanitary Board, which was held yesterday, it was stated that the month of September showed a large drop in water consumption. The figure for September
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      105 4 wi |t This snininq copper cauldron j I m one of many in it's setting of i 1 glistening white tiles, reflects the JLII extremely hygienic condition- and^ r«/^"* > n bedulous care and cleanliness observed 7===i >] a n\ the brewing of Malaya's Purest E=s^ShHl^^ Lager Beer. Dirt and
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    With Our Volunteers.
    633 6 milE Malay Company held their annual I rifle meeting on Saturday at Bukit Timah, the event proving very successful from both a social and sporting point of view. Some sood shooting was witnessed, and the results were as follows: MATCH 1: Class "A." C. S. M. Abdul
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    A Corner For Our Young Folk.
    729 6  - A Corner For Our Young Folk. UNCLE HARRY. CONDUCTED BY I expect that you have all been reading 1 in the newspapers during the last week of the rebellion in Siam or, if you have not been reading the news yourselves, your parents have probably told you all about it.
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      444 6 ABBETB EXCEED $12,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $36,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HfcAU OFFICE: Grtat Eastern Lite Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, £.C The Compmy has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compiles with tha British
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    Forthcoming Films.
    1321 7  -  CINEQUE ay WE are promised some hearty laughter when the Gainsborough comedy "It's a Boy" is screened at the Pavilion Theatre on Wednesday next. ADAPTED by Austin Melford from the original by Franz Arnold and Ernst Bach, this merry farce ran at the Strand Theatre, London, for many
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      277 7 w 1 fi OOK YOUR BERTH FOR A REAL NIGHT *J r l~ 1 "SLEKI»ING-?A!tl EXCITEMENT ON THE I HATINEJ TODAY AT 5.15. J 10-XIGHT Gl5 AND 9 15. MT^ JJL O Hi The Amorous Adventures of i I 'Sleeping Who was the "Sweet younj? thinft" that the newly wed
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1380 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By Our Woman Correspondent A VERY gay and international affair was the Rotary quarterly dinner meeting held at Sea View last Monday. More than 100 members and guests were present including many ladies to whom Rotary meetings are forbidden territory as a rule and who
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: October 22, 1933. A TESTING TIME.
    256 10 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: October 22, 1933. A TESTING TIME. On Wednesday the second Budget meeting of the Legislative Council will be held. The reports of the Select Committees of Singapore, Penang and Malacca on the draft Estimates presented at the last meeting of Council will be placed on the table
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    When Night-Time Falls —On Singapore.
    1020 10  - When Night-Time Falls On Singapore. "The Picaroon" \By "The Picaroon 9 Is A Night-Bird ...He Can't Sleep Or He Won't Sleep We Know Not Why Maybe It's His Conscience Or Maybe He's Afraid Of Missing Something But Whatever It Is He Is A Night -Bud And He Sees Things That
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    721 10 THANKS to the motor crash I had last week-end I've come to the < conclusion that the average woman's idea of intelligent driving is to stick a hand out each side of the car so she can turn either way she pleases. What I
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      39 10 THE WEEKS TIDE TABLE. To-day: 0.15 a.m.. 11.45 p.m. To-morrow: 1 a.m.. 12.20 p.m. Tuesday: 1.53 a.m.. 1.01 p.m. Wednesday: 2.56 a.m.. 1.50 p.m. Thursday: 4.21 a.m.. 2.55 p.m. Friday: 7.06 a.m., 4.32 p.m. Saturday: 7.23 a.m.. G.30 p.m.
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    Sir C. Clementi Bringing Rubber Control Nearer?
    585 11 EFFECT IN LONDON OF HIS RECENT SPEECH. SOLID SUPPORT IN D. E 1 FOR RESTRICTION. Quiet Optimism Prevails. Native Rubber Difficulty Being Steadily Surmounted. gUBBER restriction talk still sustains the market, according to air mail advices by our own correspondent, and after the
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    "HIDDEN RESERVES" OF TIN.
    436 11 The Mystery Solved In London. (From Oiir Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 10. SOME piquant remarks appear in the current issue of the special monthly review by Messrs. A. Strauss and Co. The review harks back to a statement it made two months ago that the Straits
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    NAVY'S DEADLY SHELLS.
    454 11 Gun Beats Armour. THICKEST PLATES NO DEFENCE. (From Our Own Correspondent J London, Oct. 10. TN the "Daily Telegraph" recently their naval correspondent hinteu that the Navy now possessed new types of ammunition, particularly armour-piercing projectiles, which were of truly marvellous perfection. It is now permissible to
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    HIDDEN COCAINE
    298 11 The Biggest Haul Ever Made? (From Our Own Correspondent.) Paris, Oct. 9. ONE of the biggest seizures of smuggled drugs ever effected has just been made in Paris. It consisted of more than 401b. of cocaine, which was being shipped to Marseilles under the guise of Dutch mussels.
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    DISTINCT LOSS TO MALAYA.
    531 11 EXPERIMENTS MAY STOP. Blighting Economy. Imperial Institute In Danger, (From Our O.rn Corrrspondcnt.) London, Oct. 10. T^HE fate of the Empire Marketing Board also threatens the Imperial Institute as the result of decisions taken following the Ottawa Conference whereby the Dominions have ceased to contribute to
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    Bradsmith Was Right.
    6504 12  -  Denis MacKail Our Short Story. "By DRADSMITH, who is a successful author and therefore a law to himself, had swept across my orbit as I was weighing the risks of cross ing Waterloo Place, and, as is his successful and autonomous way, he had made his presence
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    On The Badminton Courts
    900 13 ew§ (Uir Toe L@eal limter^Clmio CnTp) Ji ©unrEameiniL f OALi S/.Y ENTRIES FROM SEVENTEEN CLUBS THE LIST OF REPRESENTATIVES WHO WILL WIN CHAMPIONSHIP THIS YEAR? THE GAME IN MALACCA AND SELANGOR. QNLY six, out of the seventeen affiliated clubs or parties of the j Singapore Badminton
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    SUNBEAM BEAT SHAMROCK.
    240 13 In a return match of five men's doubles between the Sunbeam B.P. and the Shamrock B.P. of Kuala Lumpur, played at the latter's court last Sunday, the former beat the Hitter s—o.5 0. The results are (Sunbeam players mentioned first): Ramon and Maurice beat Melan Lazaroo and
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    Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards.
    731 14  - Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards. Walter Lindrum fdfasf The Art Of Doubling The Red. Play Crisply For Good Leads. (By IX my first diagram No. V2, this week, there are two identical -nots played from haotl. The cue un the right-hand side is correct and the one on the left
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    LOVE TRAGEDY.
    87 14 Couple Fling Themselves Under Train. Sofia, Sept. 6. Passengers en a crowded west-bound orient express witnessed a poignant lo\e trag dy a.; the train rushed through Nadejda, a station near hei e Mirtcho Dimitroff. aged 21, and Mfltei Savova. aged rineteen, being una^b to mar r y because
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    MONGOLIAN AUTONOMY.
    95 14 A Declaration Issued By The Princes. Peiping. Sept. 18. Under the leadership of Fr.nc? Teh of Inner Mongolia a declaration lias been is u d in the name of all the princes of Inner Mongolia who are no'.- gathering at Failinmiao, in Suiyuan, for a center 'ncc. What
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    AN WHAZARD.
    97 14 AN W HAZARD. Marksman To Shoot Crows On Sydney Course. Sydney. Exasperated by the number ci gclf balls stolen each week by crows the New South Wales Golf Club, at La Perouse. near Sydney, have appointed .a marksman to shoot the thieves. The golfers say that the birds turn up
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    A Review Of The Week's Malayan Sport.
    2234 16  -  "Rimau" By SOCCER SEASON ENDED WILTSHIRE? GREAT VICTORY LAST WEEK THE MALAYS GOOD LOSERS WAS THE JAVA TOUR A MISTAKE? SECOND DIVISION BOMBSHELL -—"CROWN" FOR CATTLEMEN POSITION OF THE MARINE F.C. MATTER REFERRED TO ENGLISH F.A.? CHINESE COMPANIONS' FINE PERFORMANCE S.C.F.A. SOCCER "DOUBLE"
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring.
    476 16  - I n And Out Of The Boxing Ring. "K.O." By HRANKIE Webber, the former St. Andrew's pupil and local schoolboy champion pugilist who has been a resident of Penang during the past few months, has had a Frankie very successful start as a professional boxWebher's <>r. After figuring successfully in
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    LOCAL CLUB LIFE.
    3061 17 LOCAL CLUB LIFE. Epworth League's Work F.M.S. Railway j Institute Keen Interest In Badminton S.C.R.C. Mixed Doubles Clerical Union Prizes Kilat Club's Billiards. i v A T the devotional meeting of the Straits Chinese Epworth League Mr. Lim Tay Boh gave a very interesting and stimulating talk on the work
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    PERAK AUTUMN RACES.
    929 18 A MALAYAN RECORD EQUALLED. Serious Accidents. Inauthorised Bookies On The Course? /From Our Own Corresponds J./ Ipoh. Oct. 21. TiiK totalisators and cash sweeps were poorly supported at the opening day of the Perak Turf Club's four-day professional race meeting this afternoon, due probably to the presence
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    LOCAL BADMINTON.
    110 18 Sunbeam Defeats Silverdew. In a friendly game of five doubles between the Sunbeam B.P. and the Silverdew B.P. played at the later's courts on Sunday the former won by 4 to 1. The results (Sunbeam players mentioned first) are: K. S. Wong and Georges Neo lost to Keat
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    SELANGOR LICK SINGAPORE.
    995 18 Yesterday's Hockey. VISITORS DESERVE VICTORY. A BRILLIANT game of hockey was witnessed on the Padang yesterday by a large gathering when Singapore and Selangor met in the first inter-State encounter to be played this season in Singapore. There were thrills by the score and the game was
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    BIG FIGHT TO-NIGHT.
    48 18 Camera Defending His World Title. Rome, Oct. 21. Primo Camera defends his world boxing championship title against the Spaniard Paolinot Uzcudun on Sunday afternoon in a fifteen round contest. The betting is, 7 5 in Camera's favour. Signor Mussolini iai expected to be present. Reuter.
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    HOCKEY FRIENDLY.
    26 18 The second team of the Raffles Institution beat the Young Indians by 3 2 in a hockey match played on the former's ground yesterday.
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    CHINESE LADY GOLFERS.
    185 18 Unique Match In Ipoh To-day. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Oct. 21. AN event unique In Malayan Golf takes place to-morrow when the Ipoh Racecourse Golf Club will be at home to the Sungei Siput Golf Club. Eight foursome matches have been arranged including one in which
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    SINGAPORE WIN "RUGGER."
    424 18 Yesterday's Match NEGRI-MALACCA AT SEKEMBAN- From Our Oum Cor )elpot^ r Seremban, (k\ RAKING their first oNHjl^. season. Singapore's Slat football XV. although services of their star full-ba-K Harper, outshone the NegriMr combination at Seremban p^feS Negrri-Malaeca opened th, after about 15 minutes' play 2 at the
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    SONG'S SPLENDID VICTORY.
    542 19 Thajudeen Thrashed. LA>i NIGHTS BOUTS T \T NEW WORLD. ANXIOUS to sec Thajadeen's tana and to gauge his chances in his impending fight with Harry Graham, a la r..u<| turned out at the New W A a last night. Those who placed their hopes h: the f
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    PERAK BEAT NEGRI.
    164 19 Inter-State Hockey At Ipoh. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Oct. 21 Paying their nrst State match to-day P. ra K trounced Negr] Sembilan by 7-1 in :deal wsattier at Ipoh to-day. ir,nu V k Wh tried an experimental side that included loin boy., from the Clifford School,
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    VOLUNTEERS BEAT WILTSHIRES.
    857 19 Yesterday's Rugger At The S.C.C. A FINE display by the S.V.C threequarters, and first time tackling by the forwards enabled them to snatch a victory from the Wiltshire Regiment yesterday on the Padang by 14 points (1 goal and 3 ties) to 9 points (a goal and
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    TANJONG RHU FIRE.
    46 19 At about noon on Friday the Brigade had a call from an engineering firm at Tanjong Rhu. j The sparks from the exhaust of one of the engines caused a fire. It was extinguished within a few minutes, very little damage being done.
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    INTER-COLLEGE SPORTS.
    592 19 Raffles Narrowly Beat Medicals. AN important development in local <£* athletics was signalled yesterday afternoon when the first inter-College sports were held at the Raffles College ground at Bukit Timah. Although there were only two competing teams— Raffles College and the Medical College the keenest rivalry was seen,
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    SOCCER CONTEST
    189 19 Prizes For Three Readers. ONE reader, with one mistake only, wins the prize of $75 offered in the "Sunday Tribune" of Oct. 1. in connection with the competition for forecasting the results of English and Scottish League matches played on Oct. 14. As he did not enclose a
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    BADMINTON AT SEREMBAN
    162 19 Chinese Party's Open Tournament. (From Out Oven Corresprmdcnt.) Seremban, Oct. 20. The Seremban Chinese Badminton Party are running a badminton tournament on their own in singles (handicap), doubles and mixed doubles respectively. All the trophies for the tournament are being presented by their President. Mr. Lim Cheng
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    STRIBLING'S LAST FIGHT.
    656 19 Hospital Drama. A GREAT SPORTSMAN MOURNED. (From Cur Onn Correspond vn' London, Oct. it. [\RAMA, pluck and speed mete three predominating characteristics of the adventurous career of \V. L. "Youiik" Stribjiny. describe I as "probably the most celebrated boxer in the world never to wear a i
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