Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 29 October 1933

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    42 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. 01. 1. :io. 24 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1933. FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN' SATURDAY TOST FIVE CENTS. 16 PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1933.
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    Contraband Chandu Worth $75,000 Discovered.
    769 1 Mystery Ship Dumps Its Cargo On Local Island. THREE WEEKS SE4RCH FOR SMUGGLERS. I OPIUM BIRIED IN KEROSENE TINS. Smart Work By Monopolies. Contact With Accomplices In Singapcre I Impossible. i 4 THREE-WEEKS' search for a mystery ship, known to have left Hongkong for Singapore
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    GERMAN FINANCE.
    18 1 Berlin. Oct. 28. A new law abolishing the General bfused as additional cover for currency. Reuter
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    MEXICAN PLOT.
    29 1 New York. Oct. 20. Several officers have been arrested in Mexico City in connection with an antiGovernment plot. The conspiracy is not believed to be large Reuter
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    Sterling-Dollar War?
    139 1 BRITAIN MUST DEFEND HER POSITION. New York. Oct. 28. A WARNING against a sterling -dollar war, which he said would prompt Britain to do something to defend her trading position was given by Sir Robert Home (former Chancellor of the Exchequer) in a speech here, in which he
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    MR. AW BOON HAW.
    85 1 Gift For Construction Of Hospital. Mr. Aw Boon Haw. the well-known Jhmese philanthropist, has donated 3100.000 (Chinese currency) for the coni&rucuon oi a hospital in isdungenow, Hainan. The leaders of the Hainanese -will form a committee to carry out the project. Mi. Aw is setting an
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    SEREMBAN FUNERAL.
    55 1 Mother Of Lale Yang Di Pertuan Besar. (Frovi Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Oct. 28. The Tungku Puan Besar of Sri Menanti. the mother of the late Yang Di Pertuan Besar, died at Sri Menanti yesterday. The funeral took place at. 3 p.m. to-day in the family burial ground.
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    Arrest Of British Journalist.
    111 1 REFERENCE TO NAZIS' MARCH-PAST. Berlin, Oct. 28. THE first German official reference to the arrest of the "Daily Telegraph" correspondent, Mr. Noel Panter, is contained in a statement that Mr. Panter is suspected of trying illegally to obtain military news. TJie statement says that he has
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    FACTS NOT CONTESTED
    132 1 London, Oct. 28. The Foreign Office will not move in the matter until it is in receipt of an official despatch from the Embassy. which is expected during the week-end. It is -understood that a passage in Mr. feanter's dispatch describing the Nazis' Birier? at Kelheim said
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    LOCAL WEDDING.
    86 1 A pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday, the Rev. Mr. Petter officiating, the parties being Mr. A. W. Hay, of the Malayan Civil Service, and brother of the Hon. Mr. M. C. Hay, Legal Adviser, Johore and Miss Juan Brett. The bride was given away
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    AT THE "MOVIE" BALL
    507 1 Galaxy Of Talent. IMPERSONATION OF FAMOUS STARS. 'By Our Women Correspondent. > TI/lOVIE streamers, announcing past and present attractions, Mickie Mouse's "Gala Premier" done in the life with Singapore people playing the leading roles that was Raffles Hotel last night at the Movie Ball in aid
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    BURNT BY ACID.
    54 1 Thrown At Indians By Compatriots. Two Indians, with severe burns about the face, chest and arms, made a report at the Kendang Kerbau Police Station at about 11.30 last night to the effect that acid was thrown at them by two other Indians in Queen Street, No
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    ARAB RIOT IN PALESTINE.
    215 1 POLICE COMPELLED TO FIRE. Warlike Scenes. Sullen Crowds And High Tension. Haifa (Pill ill iiw|, Oct. 28. r FHE police were compelled to fire on Arabs attempting to rush the main .station on the occasion of the arrival from Jaffa of prisoners arrested in yesterday's rioting".
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    RUBBER TRICES.
    40 1 Yesterday's Close In New York And London. 'i:.m Opt Oum Cn respondent London, Oct. 28. London Rublx r. Spot, SStjtM. JatL-Mar. 1 ||3M. Mew York Rubber, Sj>«»t, JT% Bbk Nov.-Dfc. 7 j cts. ;ross-rate. Nefi York London, 4.71%.
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    HORTON'S POPULARITY.
    90 1 Featured In Another Film In Singapore. Owing to the immense popularity gf Edward Everett Horton in iho. Gain* borough film "It's A Boy," now show in f at the Pavilion, the management of lhi> theatre have arranged to accelerate th«screening of the United Artists Picture, "The Age for
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    CONCLUSION OF IPOH RACE MEETING.
    1169 2 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. JOCKEY IRVINE STILL UNCONSCIOUS IN HOSPITAL. THE four-day professional race meeting of the Perak Turf Club which was commenced on Oct. 21 was brought to a close yesterday, when the final card of nine races was worked off successfully. Jockey Irvine, who met
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    LAWN TENNIS. Chinese Association. Tournament.
    119 2 LAWN TENNIS. Chinese Association. Tournament. Results and ties in the lawn tennis tournament at the Chinese Association are as follows: Koh Thian Seng and Tan Ah Hung beat Harold Tan and Lee Chim Quan 6—o. 6—2; Kam Gim Hock and Chan Chong Leng beat Woon Chow Tat and Tay Kcng
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    TEAM ENTERTAINED.
    126 2 Community's Lack Of Support Deplored. The dinner last night to the Malayan Indo-Ceylonese footballers at Mr Namazie's seaside bungalow in East Coast Road, was a plesant function. Tablfwere laid for 40 guests on the cool lawns facing the sea and among those present were Mr. and Mrs R
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    THE S.C.C. BEATEN AT KUALA LUMPUR.
    193 2 Selangor Club's Hockey Victory. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 28. THE Selangor Club defeated the S.C.C. this evening by 3—l in a game in which the home team were the better side. The S.C.C. started well, keeping play in the home half
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    S.R.C. BEAT Y.I.R.C.
    151 2 Second Teams Meet At Hockey. The S,R.C. II defeated the second team of the Young Indians Recreation Club yesterday at the Padang in a game of hockey by three clear goals. The teams were: S.R.C. II: O. C. Aeria; A. B. Collick. P. F. ,de Scuza; G.
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    SIAMESE TURF.
    41 2 Official Handicapper "Retrenched." (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Oct. 28. As a* measure of economy the Siam Racing Association has dispensed with their professional handicapper who was paid 100 ticals for each day's racing and appointed an honorary handicapper.
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    NINE GOALS.
    160 2 Kedah's Hockey Debut In Ipoh. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Oct. 28 PERAK trounched Kedah when the latter made their debut in interState hockey by 9 o to-day. A feature of the play was the brilliant work of the schoolboys playing for Perak, no fewer than six boys
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    142 2 Penang Heat Perak A Second Time. (From Our Own Correspondent Penang, Oct. 28. Penang defeated Perak In the interState rugger match on the Esplanade to-day by 13 points <two goals and a penalty goal* to 3 pis. (a try. It was a poor and scrappy game. Penang won
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    S.C.F.A. LEAGUE.
    85 2 The following are the positions in the S.C.F.A. inter-district League soccer competition to date: P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts Ang Siang Hill 4 4 0 0 12 7 8 Coleman St. 3 3 0 0 11 16 Convent 3 2 0! 7 35 Mackenzie F. *****
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    SOCCER AT JALAN BESAR.
    640 2 SOCCER AT JALAN BESAR. Malays Win 6-3. I IXDO-(EYL()XESE Vfr SECOND DEFEAT J\U- All-Malayan Indo-Ceyio* teiim a.-ain met with disasta win i they opposed the Malays at tl Jalan Besar Stadium yesterdav After an uncertain first half tfa Malays em< rj?ed the victors by It was a disappointing and scrjj,
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    SET FIRE TO A HOUSE.
    638 3 Chinese Convicted. I SEQUEL TO AN OLD GRUDGE, j (ftim Our Oun Correspondent Johore, Oct. 27. l/| loo Seang Ehree, an old Chinese ot Plant Sulong who was seen settinK fire to the house of an estate owner and planter of the district named Teo
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    MALAY CHARGED.
    94 3 Alleged Theft Of Watch And Money. Charged with the theft of a JJfggg watch valued at $75 and $15 in cash if rom his employer. Mr. Harley c £™«mbi Gilsteud Road, a Malay named Ramji Wn Haji Ibrahim, a servant ol Mr. Clarke, was produced before the Second
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    INDIAN LAWYER WINS SUIT.
    370 3 Successful Claim For $170. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Oct. 27. JUDGMENT was delivered to-day by the District Judge, Mr. B. R. Whitenouse, in a civil suit in which Mr. John formerly manager of Borneo Motors, Malacca, but now in Ipoh claimed $170 (being balance of
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    ALLEGED ENTICEMENT.
    69 3 Thangavelu, a Tamil, was yesterday produced before Mr. N. Grice, the Second Magistrate, on a charge of having on March 18. enticed away a girl named Papathi from the lawful guardianship of her mother. Accused claimed trial. Court Inspector C. J. Bembroke said that the complainant was in
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    CONVICTS ACQUITTED.
    279 3 Alleged Assault In Prison. PRONOUNCING judgment yesterday, the District Court Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, acquitted three Chinese who had been charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to a fellow convict in the Singapore prison. The injured man succumbed to his wounds later in the General Hospital. Three
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    MYSTERY MAN FROM SINGAPORE.
    202 3 Dies Upon Reaching London. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Oct. OOME mystery stili attaches to the case of Capt. Thomas Gerald Meadows who, having travelled to London from Singapore, died immediately upon arrival. He came by air; whether for reasons of haste or to avoid the
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    CHINESE IN LONDON.
    150 3 Republican Anniversary Celebrated. (From Our Oun Cot respondent London. Oct. 17. tX)F the first time for three years a large gathering of Chinese students from many British universities met i:i London to celebrate the anniversary of the Chinese republic. A number of students from Malaya participated Last
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    SECRET TIN STOCKS.
    121 3 Not Hoarded In Singapore. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Amsterdam. Oct 28. The puzzle of thai 3.000 tons of tin that at the beginning of the restriction scheme were said to be lying with the Straits Trading Company on account of interests outside Malaya still lacks a .solution.
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    SELETAR TRAGEDY INQUIRY.
    669 3 Open Verdict. DEFINITE EVIDENCE MISSING. 4N open vi rdbci whb peootded by the Singapore Coroner (Mr. F. (i. Bourne) on Friday at tin* conclusion of the inquiry into the death of Werasamy, an Indian syce employed by i European motorist working a> the Xaval Base. The deceased
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    Round The Clubs In Malaya.
    2642 4 PENANG SWIMMING CLUB AT TAN JONG BUNGAH INTERESTING REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES LAST YEAR CHINESE LADIES TAKING LESSONS LIFE SAVING CLASSES CONDUCTED FINANCE POSITION SATISFACTORY BUKOM CLERKS' CLUB INTRODUCTION OF TENNIS INTO SPORTS CURRICULUMS DEEPAVALI PROGRAMME OF TELOK AVER EPWORTH LEAGUE ANNUAL TOURNAMENTS OF AMICABLE ATHLETIC
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    Forthcoming Malayan Films Reviewed.
    1147 5  -  CINEQUE \Bv BO'H 1 Slil e and ZuSu Pitts, :ok appearing at the Capitol Theatre as co-stars of the Univerral ca Her First Mate" are parents ot pted sons. And both it so rnpo osistently striven »o avoid any publicity In connection with the «.j.'.' QUMMI
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      252 5 I rulon Crouds Clamour for Son!.-- HEM) THIS kcd decided hal "The Ww i-- -.i- v new- Geors? Arliss picture which i«w an indefinite run. It is pruvin, so leceaM that he man,,, nun e th, Iheatw has fond it necessarv tc oprn U* im miMt*, emrttr, Hum M i
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      117 5 TO-DAY MONDAY:— 1 JESSIE MATHEWS. OWEN NARES l to j "THERE GOES THE BRIDE." A saucy and seductive comedy with music. j TUESDAY:— DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. JR. in •IT'S TOUGH TO BE FAMOUS." i Rollicking revela ion of what it means to t be hero. PARAMOUNT FORTHCOMING PRODUCTION:- :^R; 1 THF
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1155 6 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By Our Woman Correspondent r pHE "newly renovated ballroom of the Goodwood Park Hotel, which has one of the best stages in Singapore, made a uv-li^htful setting for "Tnc Little Devil" the play chosen by the Singapore Repertory Players for their first anniversary performance A
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: October 29, 1933. IS IT WAR?
    305 8 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: October 29, 1933. IS IT WAR? A day or two ago it seemed that a clash between the Soviet and Japan was inevitable. But Japan came up against big Soviet preparations and a move for recognition of Russia by the U.S.A., and her attitude has modified She
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    When Night-Time Falls On Singapore
    1427 8  -  "The Picardon" £i!;i;iii:r;i!ii!ili!liii I By m liIII I I II t iNiuuiiiiiHiiiMiiuini mm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiniiiia i MiiniiiiiiininiiimiMuiuiiiiiiiwi^fiiim niriiniwn mwMniiwni«i»u««i m I Watch "The Picaroon." He Is A j Man Who Will Teach You Things About The City In Which You Live. jmminuiiiiiiiitinii:i!iiiii;niniiiniiiiiitini»iiiiiiintitiiiiititti»iH!Uiniiiinini ii iiiiiuihihiiiiiii .ii;i n
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK
    776 8 1 WOULDN'T have been King Henry 1 the Eighth last night for all the wives in Singapore. A I preferred my own role of Sidney Howard. Of course, I didn't get much in the way of prizes, but then I didn't get hot. A
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      41 8 THE WEEK'S TIDE TABLE. Te-dny: 8.12 a.m.. 7.56 p.m. To-inorrcw: 8.52 a.m.. 9.01 pan. 'i'ue day: 9.25 a.m., 9.54 p.m. Wr-ancsday: 9.55 a.m., 10 36 p.m. Ti ursday: 10 21 i.m.. 11.15 p.m. liidav: 16.46 a.m., 11.52 p.m. Saturday: 11.12 a.m
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    Mongollan Self-Government May Mean Separation
    830 9  -  Ta Ku ng Pao AUTONOMOUS MOVEMENT IN THE PROVINCE. GESTURE NOT SPONTANEOUS. Japanese Behind The Whole Scene? SECESSION FROM CHINA FEARED. Thy "Ta Rung Pao" declares that the movement for autonomy in Inner Mongolia is not a spontaneous one' As it is an open secret
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    SITUATION IN SOUTH.
    86 9  -  Sin Wen Pao Political Unrest Gradually Dying Down. Hongkong. Sept. 17. The poiu leal disturbance in the South-west has gradually died down and an understanding has been rcf til d between General Chen Chitang and the Party leaders who recently wenr to H<>n-k;m? In a body as
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    TIBETANS IN SIKANG.
    101 9  -  Shun Pao Chinese Troops Take Measures Against Advance. Chengtu, Sept. 2« The Tibetan; ;n SUcang a»*a now making rcepandiens to attack Pa-ao. east of thf linsha River and some cf the Tibetan troops ti-p reported lo be already on tha move. Thf *Chift?se t?ooix; at Pa -on
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    KIANGSI SALT AND OIL MONOPOLY.
    271 9  -  Sin Wen Pao Blockade Against The Reds." Nanchang, Sept. 29. THE economic blockade against the Com munist area has already become effective and, so far, the blockade has produced satisfactory results. According to information from the monopoly bireau at Nanciiar.g. the blockade applies particularly to
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    FRENCH MINISTER.
    58 9  -  Sin Wen Pao Shanghai, Sept. 27. M Wilden, Prerch Minister to China, arrived from Nankin'!; yesterday. It is said that th > French Minister has alie?dy telegraphic the result of his mretins with Mr. Wan.? Ching-wai on the Sino-French Apnam Commercial Treaty to the Foreign Ministry in Paris
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    GEN. CHANG CHI CHUNG.
    173 9 sth Army Commander. MILITARY COLLEGE IN SIAM. Shanghai. Oct. 19. fiEN. Chang Chi Chung. Command r of the sth Of Army, has arrived in Siam with the ob.iect if establishing a branch of the Nanking Miliary College there. Geii. Chin Shu Jen. former Governor of Sinkiang,
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    MONGOLIAN RANK.
    61 9  -  Shun Pao Nanking, Sept. 26. For the purpose of developing the Northwest, the Mongolian and TUbbtan Affairs Commission has drawn up plans' for the establishment of 3 Mongolian Industrial Bank in Imer Mongolia and to i sua notes to an ■^rount of $10 000 000 to finance the
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    GOVT. AND INNER MONGOLIA !
    239 9 GOVT. AND INNER MONGOLIA Autonomy Movement Under Discussion. s* pt. "8 jn oonnection with the contemplated estabiishM. m r m cf an autonomous government hi Inner Mongolia, i is learned that the Government has decided to send General Kuan", Shaobsiung to Nortli Clii::a to disruss the situaiion with tin- Chahar
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    CHAIRMAN LIN SHEN.
    38 9 Shanghai. Sept. Mr. Lin Shcn. Chairman of the National Gcvernment, returned to Mank'nr last nigh*. He was seen off by Mayor Wn Trh-chen and ether high official;, of the Shanoiri Municipal Goverrment Shanghai Morning Post
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    CHINA AND JAPAN.
    757 9 RELATIONS TO HE IMPROVED? Many Difficulties. No Hope Of Breaking 1 The Impasse. "A despatch from Tokyo dated September 17 says that Mr. Wang Chinjr-wei, the President of the Executive Yuan, h:is indicated to Mr, Ariyoshi, the Japanese Minister to China, the intention of the Chinese Government
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    LOCAL VOLUNTEER ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY "IN ACTION" AT BEDOR.
    1265 10  -  "Shoulder-Strap" By B" Co/s Rifle Meeting At Ihtkh Timah To- Day. Training Season Near The End- -Gunners f To Close With A Ball «B" Company On i The Range Machine-Gunners Give A Demi onstration. rrir most in Lnnteering 1 activity I has
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    A Corner For Our Young Folk.
    735 11  -  UNCLE HARRY CONDUCTED BY n^KOSE of readers who live out at i- Katong or Siglap or Bedok must have heard the firing on Sunday morning. It was caused by the anti-aircraft guns belonging to the Singapore Volunteer Corps. They have a practice with real
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    Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards.
    561 11  - Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards. Walter Lindrum fsdaf (By TO do justice to the stroke shown A in my first diagram No. 13, demands no small degree of cuemanship. Simple as the shot appears on paper, you will soon discover its difficulties when you try it out on the billiards
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      113 11 THE "WALTER LINDRUM' BILLIARD TABLE IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD HEP i IT'S THE SELECTED TABLE OF i# WALTER LINPRUN g-f THE WORLDS CHAMPION BILLIARDIST. j^^ ,f The Walt*r l.lndrom T«bl» OTHER MAKES MAY BE MORE EXPENSIVE BUT— NONE JUST AS GOOD INSIST UPON THE WORLD'S BEST REFUSE SUBSTITUTE INSIST
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    REVIEW OF THE WEEK'S MALAYAN SPORT.
    1827 12  -  "Rimau" Selangor's Hockey "Don hie" In Singapore Dashing Display By Forwards Reliable Reserves Run Regulars Off Their Feet Singapore's First Inter-State Rugby Football Encounter Negri-Ma-lacca Defeated At Seremban— Penan g's Glory Shortlived Three Quarters "Bottled' 9 Up By Selangor Pack. (By QjELANGOR'S representatives elearly
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    588 12  -  "K.O." By rpilAJUDEEX'S disappointing display against Y. C. Song at the New World Arena last week is still being widely commented upon in local boxing cirThiijvdeetCs cles. Those who saw the Ceylon Disappointing champion in action against Kid Disphn.i. Garbo about 18 months
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  • The Malayan Badminton Courts
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      The Results of The Week's Matches.
      1494 13 The Results of The Week's Matches. Plm lor AU-Malaya Tournament Klang E p worth League Finals Remit* Of Malacca Competition What's On In Locai Badminton World To-day. rrH^ k perhaps an opportune tim to make a plea i' »i* the institution of an All Malaya Badminton Tournament. In *ece»l weeks,
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      MALACCA TOURNAMENT.
      218 13 1 Results Of Last Week's Championship Ties. (From Our Own Correspondent..' Malacca. Oct. 23. The following were the results of the Malacca baanmton Tournament cham- pionship ties played off during Saturdav and Sunday last at the Shamrock court ai Pengk.ilan Rama Doubles: Onj> Kim Geok and Chan Ah
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      38 13 TO.DAVS TIES. To-d\-. 5 ties in the Singapore Batlfiiinton Association i our nr. runt are as follows: Inter-Club: Diehards B. P. v. Novices B.P ladie-j' Double lilesea aI. Rodrigues *fld C. Ko;;i s v. Misses S. Horii and
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    The English And Scottish Leagues.
    1440 14 The English And Scottish Leagues. The Arsenal Win At Villa Park. The Arsenal won at Villa Park yesterday but Tottenham Hotspur maintain the lead in the First Division through their win over Middlesbrough. The Wolves scored six goals in entertaining the Wednesday. London. Oct. 28. To-day 's matches in the
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    N.S. JAPANESE CLUB.
    235 14 Tennis Tournament In Progress. (From Our Own Correspondent.) XT Reremban, Oct. 27. The Negri Sembilan Japanese Association are holding a tennis tournament (handicap; on the association courts at Temiang for the Wakita Cup The present holders are: Y Oda fDou g b?e S s) and T SUSa
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    TAIPING BADMINTON.
    156 14 Presentation Of League Trophy. (From Our Own Correspondent.) m m Taiping, Oct. 28. The Taiping Physical Culture League winners of the Taiping open badminton League, received their Trophy yesterday Mr. Toh Eng Hoe making the presentation. The secretary of the League expressed regret that Mr. Sheppard. the donor
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    SEREMBAN BILLIARDS.
    58 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Oct. 27. The semi-finals of the billiard tournament held at the St. Paul's old Boys' Association for the Goh fing Thjv Cup resulted as follows: A. Sta Maria beat M. A. Victor, 350— 202; Chong Ah Fah beat Lee Fah Nan (W.OJ. The
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    SHANGHAI-HONGKONG SERVICE.
    131 14 'Plane Forced Down On First Trip. Hongkong. Oct. 27. THE "plane of the China Aviation Company, when passing ever Foochow yesterday afternoon en its way to Shanghai fom Hongkong With mails, was forced down by a .storm. It resumes its journey to-day. On its .southern maiden trip, thr
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    DRAINING THE TIN POOL.
    130 14 Helpful Efforts By America. (From Out Own Correspond int.) London. Oct. 28 British tin exports to the United States are a notable leature of the Board of Trade returns for September Compared with 610 tons for September 1932. America this year took 3,526 tons More remarkable
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    ROOMS RANSACKED BY ROBBERS.
    419 14 Women Held p p CONVICTION vt TH p ASSIZES. gEFORK Mr „.v G Mi and a common jury. iiliheAwi, v^- ui sentenced to gev, n x oars' (i H -an lhis m ni nsi ansa( l(e()s Mr. J. H. Bass,.,;. th r ictfa D not rep'-ssenled
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    CHARMED PAPER AND WATER.
    1124 15 ill ARREL WITH HUSBAND. "Holy Man' Charged. Former Clerk In Harbour Hoard. nr\W. rising revelation that a i "holy man" was former ly a the Singapore Harbour Boa!! rs and retired from mi «*t handsome gratuity an<i «i vk'\v to going intc set r *tudy "•yoga"
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    SOCCER AT K. L.
    306 15 Selangor League Final Replay. (From Our Own Correspondent. Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 28. A REPLAY was necessary in the Third Division of the Selangor Association Football League between the Selangor Indians and the T.P.C.A. as both these teams tied for championship honours this season. The replay this
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    ST. GREGORY'S B.P.
    124 15 The St. Gregory's B. P. defeated the Hua Chiang B. P. by 4 games to 3 at the former's court on Saturday. Scores (St. Gregory's players mentioned first) Khng Guan Siang beat Peter Tan 15 11. 15 8; Joseph Chye lost to L. Ycang B—ls, 14—14 1
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    FOOTBALL CONTEST.
    266 15 Three Readers Share Pi'izc. npHREE r< aders, with one error each. J share the prize in our Popular Soccer Contest No. 21. The winners, who will receive 3C3.31 each during the course of the week :tre: MR. L. S. CHENG, :J7, Immigration Road, Penang. MR. C. C. KAT,
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    THE Y.W.C.A.
    63 15 The general committee of the Y.W.C.A. wish to thank the Rcxy Theatre management and staff, Messrs. Pavilion Ltd. and all those who helped by the sale of tickets, doorkeeping etc. towards the success of the Benefit Performance. They also tender their thanks to the helpers a: their recent
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    BADMINTON FRIENDLY.
    43 15 S.A.U. team v. the lacks' B.P. at the latter's court to-morrow at 3.30 p.m.: Tan Jceh Nee. Ng Heng Nam, Yeo Keok Cheng, C. P. Chi.,, L. H. San, Kang Mui Fah, Low Cheng Heng. Ng Cheng Leag, Low Cheng Khoon.
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    ANOTHER BADMINTON SENSATION.
    262 15 ANOTHER BADMINTON SENSATION. Late -Comers Penalised Yesterday. TWO walk-overs were awarded and game was scratched In yesterday*; ties in the annual tournament of the Singapore Badminton Associatio i S.V.C. Drill Hall. The Roseray B.P. easily dispose ri »i the Amateur Sporting Association In hhe first round of the inter-club tournament,
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    IPOH BOXING.
    114 15 Chai Lai Administers The Knock-Out. (From Our Oim Corrcsp(>nd'nt.j Ipoh. Oct. 23. A successful boxing tournament was held here when over 700 were present. In view of the very satisfactory support it is proposed to hold monthly fights in future. The chief bout of the night was between
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    MALAYA COMMAND TROUNCED.
    783 15 Yesterday's Rujojor. CIVILIAN STATE XV S SUPREMACY. I SINGAPORE'S civilian rugby football Stale XV definitely auauftod their superiority ©ver the Malay Command when these sides met at t! c S.C.C. \esterday, winning l»y tw<> goals, a penalty goal and u\. 16 pts.) to nil. Only one during
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    1 ,000 Volunteers Participate In Route March
    100 16 The band of the Ist WUtsmres, starting out from the Drill Hall at Friday's S.V.C. route march. fsaf Tiit L:a'- t scccei -II \---i defeated JMalayari Indo-Ccyloncsu E r 'European i on parade at headquarters p/»».ior D. it. r ■■'••epn C' J (ScottisnJ
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