Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 5 November 1933

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    22 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED Tilt MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Vol. I.— No. 25 FIVE CENI^S. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1933
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    SOVIET-RUSSIA ACCEPTS THE JAPANESE CHALLENGE.
    791 1  -  Sin Chew, Jit Advance Troops Clash On Siberian Frontier. HOSTILITIES IMMINENT ON THE BORDER. SOVIET WITHDRAWS OFFER TO SELL RAILWAY. Fully t Prepared To Fight. All Available Japanese Forces Rushed To Frontier. "Will war break out betw «c So\ v t Russia and Japan?" That
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    THEFT IN CINEMA.
    58 1 Ipoh, Nov. 4. Taipin-r union cinema was broken into to-day and jewellery valued at $160 was removed from a room upstairs. The jewellery was the property of the manner of the cinema. Following police inquiries, a young Chinese was arrested and charged with theft of the jewellery
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    CHILDREN AT FUNERAL.
    65 1 Ipoh, Nov. 4. The death has occurred of Mrs. Foo i f'hoon" Yit. wife of the well-known i Kinta miner and landed proprietor, following a three weeks* illness. The funeral was largely attended, includin" several hundred boys and girls I from Chinese schools as a mark of
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    Soviet Pact With China.
    312 1 Both Sides Guarantee Non-A ggression. Shanghai, 4. IT is learnt from a reliable source tha a draft has U---U drawn up of ii: proposed Sino-Russo Nun -Aggres ;ioi Pact containing five clauses ana t! 0 this draft w;'.n submitted by \.\i^ So Lei Minister. M. BogomolofT.
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    GOLD POLICY OF ROOSEVELT.
    278 1 Adviser Resigns. CON FIDENCE MUST NOT DROP. New York. Nov. 1. PRESIDENT Roosevelt's determinaliom to adhere to the Warren cold }iiiy'iY\ x i xperiment, despite the growing Scepticism of his financial advisers; says the Washington corres- pondenjb of the "Herald Tribune" the reasoa underlying the 1
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    Siam's State Of Grief .
    139 1 Siam's State Of Grief Heavy Damage Caused tit/ Rebels. (Prom Our O n Corn pond I Ban ov 4. rpHES latest communique states that the 1 coun try moving towa -< .i se The military are pursuing tin- sea 14 red elements with a view to preventing their giving further
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    CHINESE FINANCE.
    72 1 Govt. Expenses For November Found. Shanghai. Nov. 4. Dr. H. H. Kung, the new Finance Minister, arrived In Shanghai y& morning. In a statement he Issued he said that all military and civil expe for this month have been raised from various sources. ••I am thankful for the
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    141 1 Yesterday's Close In New York And London. i i f {Prom Our Ovxn Ccrrcspondentj London, Nov. 1. London Rubber, Spot, 331 32d. Jan. -Mar. i L|32d. New York Rubber, Spot, 7% cts. Nov.-Dec. 8 cts. CROSS-RATE. New York London, 4.86. I consideration by the Governm I Mr. T.
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    EMPIRE SHIPPING.
    59 1 Conference to M*.'C( In London In 1934. j London, Nov 4. An all-Empire conference will meet m London early m 1934 to preserve the Empire's cargoes for the empire ships, says the "Daily Expresj An organising committee ii being formed and Invitations will be despatched to representative shipping
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    REICHSTAG FIRE TRIAL.
    151 1 POLICE CHIEFS EVIDENCE. Absurd Story. "When You Shoot I Shoot." v Berlin, Nov. 4. BY special dispensation M. Dimitroflf was readmitted into court to hear the testimony of Minister (Joering. The- court was crowded with police officers clanking their swords. Herr Goering contemptuously refaked the Brown Books
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    PRIEST ORDAINED.
    349 1 Chinese Catholic Church Function. A TEH an elapse of 22 years, the j Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, Queen Street, is once again being honoured by the ordination this morn- of mc Rev. Ifbaeg Koh as priest. It id July. 1911; when a similar service was
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    SUMATRA SOCCER VISITORS.
    427 2 Beaten By Malays At IJesar. Bthc Jalan Pa\T id! but The Malays superior m irds failed the tactical their out--1 on the n although md pass- th high play. seldom opened men were very m methods. had comparative forward move- ickening man on GOAL. last-] t, decided
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    SOCCER CONTEST
    164 2 Four Readers Share The Prize. FOUR readers, each with ten correct forecasts, share the prize m our Popular Soccer Contest No. 22. The winners are: Mr. Yeoh Beng Hong, 26, Seang Tek Road, Penang. Mr. Lee Chew Tong, 10, Ann Sianj Hill, Singapore. Mr. Koh Pee Chin, Cheng
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    YESTERDAY'S TRACK WORK.
    253 2 Animals Clocked By Winning Post." rrillEßE was a larger gathering present 1 at yesterday morning's training at Bukit Timah than there has been m the past. No more of the up-country horses have arrived as yet but are all due early this week. SILVER MONK and ROW
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    PERAK HOCKEY.
    85 2 Matches With Penang And Kedah. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Nov. 4. The Perak hockey eleven against Penang on Armistice Day will be: Chong Swee Lim. Junsz. Lee Chin Teck. Alladad Khan, Puran Singh, La Brooy, Dass, Baharon, Raja Mohumcd. Osrr.an, Caleb. On the following day Perak will
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    ROSENBLOOM WINS.
    101 2 Micky Walker's Plucky Challenge. New York, Nov. 4. MAXIE Rosenbloom (holder) beat Micky Walker on points m a fifteenround fight for the world's light-heavy-weight title at Madison Square Garden Ten-thousand spectators saw Rosenbloom easily win twelve of the fifteen vrmnds He lost the first round when he was
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    MISS J. WETHERED.
    85 2 London, Nov. 4. Th- 'Daily Mirror*' announces en reliable authority that Miss Joyce Wethered, four times British golf champion is turning professional m the near future having already discussed Hip possibility with her advisers. The same paper states that it interviewed Miss Wethered who refused to confirm
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    SOCCER DOUBLE.
    105 2 Success Of Penang Chinese, (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Nov. 4. THE Chinese Recreation Club completed double by winning: th: P.F.A. League and Cup for the second year m succession to-day when they defeated St. Xavier's R. C. who were also the 1932 finalists, m the Cup final
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    S.C.F.A. LEAGUE.
    84 2 The following are the latest positions m the S.C.F.A. Inter-District, Soccer League. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Coleman 4 4 0 0 13 1 8 Ang S:ang 5 4 1 0 12 7 3 Mackenzie t 3 0 1 12 6 7 Covent 4211 8 6
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    CHINESE ATHLETIC SPORTS.
    80 2 Championship Meeting In Singapore. T»HE fir tSi ese athletic A i»".<^:-:- held at the Faian Besar S1 ihmi next Saturdai Armi st ico Da uncLiy, promiseLo be a big affaii J Ove L Qt local Chinese athl Mpate including stro irom the English Bcho An chib) 1
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY.
    49 2 S.C.C. hockey XI v. Raffles College on Monday vov. 13. at the 8.C.C.: Dr. J. If. A. Lowson: J. V. 8. Erooke, .1. K. Gale: J J. Gough, 3. Kirk, D. H. Tudor: S Webb. D. Longden. J. L. C. Walker. J. N. Wainwright, c. W. Watson.
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  • Yesterday's Reports From The Malayan Courts.
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      BORROWED WHILE BANKRUPT.
      476 3 leembruggen Sentenced. "NEVER FREE FOR EIGHT MONTHS." fpE District Judge, Mr. 11. A. Ferrer, passed sentence of 12 months' r.i. on Charles Neil Leem-brr.L--.Lren yesterday. He was found guilty of having incurred d-hts of over $100 while still an undischarged bankrupt. The prosecution, conducted by Court Inspector
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      PASSING THROUGH.
      231 3 Passengers On The "President Hayes." The following are passengers on the 'President Hayes," which arrived m Singapore yesterday. Mr W J Dyment. who is returning to Singapore after a short visit to Manila to resume his duties as Canadian National Rlwys. Agent. nrnlllr Mr. M. Mohammed Kazim, of
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      MALAYA HOUSE.
      47 3 (From Our Own correspondent.) London. Oct. 24 (By Air M ad). Callers at Malaya House HtS^re Include Mr. H. Henley, P^ «r OouenK Mr. and Mrs. G. D. cr ®°P^f t j IN rat Mr B. B^prin. Mr. R- HOilH ami Mr B F QaUohott.
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      SEQUEL TO ROAD SMASH.
      192 3 Injured Man Awarded Damages. (Tram Our Ovn Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 3. "JUDGMENT for $2,831.95 and costs J was given by the Hon. Mr. S. T. Thomas Chief Justice. F.M.S., m the -suit which was concluded at the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court, to-day. Mr. Kanapathy Pillai
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      CHINA'S PREMIER.
      191 3 Made The Permanent Foreign Minister. Shanghai, Nov. 4. Mr. Wang Ching Wei (Chairman of the Executive Yuan* has been appointed permanent Foreign Minister. Dr. Lo Wen Kan. who has returned to the capital from his mission to Sinkiang, will be transferred to another post. Mr. Lin Sen. Chairman
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      ST. ANDREWS HOSPITAL.
      125 3 Further Donation By The Aw Brothers. The board of management of St. An, drew's Mission Hospital arc once again ridebtea Messrs. Aw Boon Haw and Aw Boon Par for a donation of $2,000 at a Ume when the financial position is Ca v wTn that earlier m
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      PILATE'S AQUEDUCT.
      35 3 Built Just Before The Crucifixion, Jerusalem. The anueduct constructed by Pontius order to cope with just such n rtrnii'-nt as exists at present ni'v VnH of the water is also Piped to iiiihhhun.
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      FAILED TO REPORT.
      244 3 Delayed When Ship Sank. WHEN Law Yew, was produced before the District Judge, Mr. 11. A. Forrer, yesterday and charged with theft and with failing to report change of address whilst under police supervision, he gave a story which failed to convince his honour. The prosecution alleged
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      PRESIDENT IRIGOYEN.
      36 3 Buenos Aires, Oct. 10. Supporters of the late President Irigoyen contemplate opening a subscription with the object of erecting a monument to their former leader similar to ihat erected to President Hindenburg m Germany.
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      HELD REVOLVER.
      124 3 Bengali Who Had No Licence. THE prompt action of the police m acting on information received, led to the appearance, yesterday, of Noor Mohamed, a Bengali, before the District Judge Mr. H. A. Forrer. He was charged with being m possession of a revolver without a licence. Detective
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      TAXI "WAR."
      155 3 Motor-cars As Barriers To Stop Excursion. Tangier. A large party of British ltourists have had to cancel "th-eir projected trip into Spanish Mcvoeco owing to a "biockadc' r by local taxidrivers. As soon as ithe British visitors had boarded ihe excursion buses drawn up on the quay, a
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      CUSTOM OFFICERS SUSPICIOUS.
      136 3 Opium Found In A Steel Trunk. A fine of $3,G00 was imposed by the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, yesterday on a Chinese, named Tan Siew who pleaded guilty to being found m possession of non-Government chandu. The accused, who came to Singapore from China, attempted
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      DARING IPOH ROBBERY.
      318 3 Chinese Charged. ALLEGED THKFT FROM RKDKOOM. (From Our Oun Corrcspondrnt.) [poh, Nov. 3. A CHINESE woman, the secondary wife of a local tmvkay, was, it m alleged, the victim of a daring robber? on Sunday. It Appears that the woman wh > lives m Lav Bktheng Street
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    COLLAPSED BEFORE SICK SON.
    116 4 COLLAPSED BEFORE SICK SON. Death Of Prominent Perak Chinese. (From Our espondent.) Ip:>h. Nov. 4. jtTfHILF. vi.-iti:. son, Dr. E. C. Lim. tao the district hospital, Mr. Lim Earn Kirn ft-li to the floor unconscious h hours later v.i r:.owt regaining consciousness. i^eceased was a leading member o! th»- Hokld
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    LOCAL RADIO.
    161 4 Programmes From The Local Station. THE following programmes will be broadcast from the Singapore shortwave station, Z.H.I. (Broadcast Hous?), during the week: Monday: 6 p.m. recorded music; 6.45 p.m. news bulletin; 7 p.m. relay of cont items from Tomlinson Hall; Mrs. it. J. Fennie mezzo-soprano. Mr. J. M.
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    NEW BREWERY OPENED.
    1197 4 A Local Industry. GOODWILL MADE IT POSSIBLE. ]yi ANY prominent Singapore residents were present at the Archipelago, Brewery, m Alexandra Road, yesterday, when the official opening of the new concern took place. All communities were represented and toasts to the new beer and to the future prosperity
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    ESCAPE FROM GAOL.
    100 4 Millionaire Loses His Property. Madrid, Nov. 4. A SENSATION has been caused by the A- escape of the millionaire Monarchist, Don Juan March, from the gaol m .Spain where he has been awaiting trial for 18 months on vague charges. He crossed the frontier unrecognised and arrived
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    DETECTIVES ON THE WATCH.
    443 4 Local Exhibition. GOODS WORTH MANY THOUSANDS. AN exhibition so valuable that a detective is constantly watching m case attempts are made to remove any of the articles displayed, is now taking place at the Y.W.C.A. Hostel m Coilyer Quay. The exhibition is of goods from ail
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    THE NEW FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
    148 4 Job Of Achieving Racial Greatness. Paris, Nov. 4. npHE vole of confidence m the Govern--1 ment, passed by the Chamber wa3 lollowed by a very eloquent speech by M. Sarraut, In which he declared "France is my religion. I love my country fiercely, because I have
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    Forthcoming Films Reviewed.
    1286 5 THK musical comedy extravaganza -I -Kmi^ of the Ritz." starring Stanley Lupino. opens at the Capitol on Sunday, when there will also appear the Mackey Twins, coloured tap dancers who will be remembered for their excellent items m Eddie Cantor's film. "The Kid From Spain." The company
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      196 5 A I if AMB RA a to DAY fc* iT COVE H THE know things they jl H?\ don't dare to print. Jr\ 1 know the drama and comedy the loves the i hates... the fine things and the IJ stinking things of life and B, women., down there on
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    A Woman Peeps AtSingapore.
    1240 6 rE gayest party Singapore has enjoyed for ages was the Movie Ball at Raffles last Saturday everybody m town was on hand to watch their more ambitious fellows who had taken the trouble to dress. OUT of 600 odd guests there was a very small minority
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: November 5, 1933. IS IT WAR?
    305 8 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: November 5, 1933. IS IT WAR? The latest news from North Manchuria is very disquieting. The Soviet and Japanese troops have clashed, and both sides are calling up additional troops. These clashes may amount to skermishes only, but there is no doubt that the issue upon which
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    When Night-Time Falls —On Singapore.
    1400 8  - When Night-Time Falls On Singapore. "The Picaroon." By Sunday Tribune Night-Tune ONE iIIHIV is it that the night itself seems to bring with it an air of relaxation that one never experiences m the daytime? People auto- matically prepare to enjoy themselves as soon as the cool of the evening
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    WIT and WISDOM op the WEEK.
    388 8  -  Anglius TO be ill when there's free beer on the ice is definitely not funny. The proprietors of the A.B.C. might have shown a little more consideration and opened their brewery when 1 was fit and ready to oblige them by .sj.mplin.ef their beer.
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      39 8 THE WEEK'S TIDE TAHLE. To-day: 0.26 a.m.. 11.40 p.m To-morrow: 1 a.m.. 12.12 p.m. Tuesday: 1.36 a.m., 12.40 p.m. Wednesday: 2.15 p.m.. 1.16 p.m. Thursday: 3.01 a.m.. 1.55 p.m. Friday: 4 a.m.. 2.49 p.m. Saturday: 5.11 a.m., 4 p.m.
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    "Control Is Not Far Off."
    394 9 LONDON VIEWS ON RUBBER RESTRICTION. MARKET REACTIONS. PROMPT RESPONSE TO FAVOURABLE RU MOURS. gIGNS that restriction is on the way are reported by our London correspondent thi a week, who states that a report from Amsterdam express ing the opinion that control of the native
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    THE NEW BROOM.
    40 9 Vienna. T*eiitv constituents of the Hungarian deputy Nifcelaiu: Lazar have sent him a new broom, says the Vienna Tagblatt. It I intended as a reminder to M. Lazar to continue his campaign against Municipal mismana^men: m Budapest.
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    CRACKED ALREADY!
    32 9 Shubert (Nebraska). Band.ts speru a. long time cracking a safe In a bank here, and vere surorised to find nothing m it. The bank had clcsed down some time ago.
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    A COSTLY DIAMOND.
    48 9 Capetown. A 45-cnrat diamond, fcv.nd by a private digger m a breakwater about three-quarters of mile from Babocn Island, m the Barkly West district, was sold for £4,500 or £100 a carat. This is said to be a record price paid for an alluvia* stone.
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    WHERE COWS SULK.
    28 9 Skoplje (Serbia). Fifty pints of alcohol are drunk here for each pint of milk. This is shewn m recently published statistics of sales m Skoplje.
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    BODIES DISSOLVED IN ACID.
    640 9 Tale Of Horror At French Trial. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Aix-en-Provence, Oct. 25. MURDERS which have no parallel since the case of "Bluebeard" Landru are alleged against two German sisters and a man who, with five supposed accomplices, came up for trial at Aix-en-Provence this morning.
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    BRITAIN'S WAR ON NOISE.
    437 9 Uses Of Rubber. INTENSE RESEARCH PROCEEDING. (Frcm Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 24 (By Air Mail.) ORITAIN is declaring war on noise. and rubber looks like becoming one of the handiest weapons. For some years it has been an offence to whistle for a taxi m
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    Round The Clubs In Malaya*
    1486 10 M.B.S. REVIVES OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION CLERICAL UNION AND DAYLIGHT SAVING C.M.S.U. OFFICERS THE PLAY FAIR CLUB'S CHALLENGE STRAITS BACHELORS' P.C. THE SELANGOR CEYLON TAMILS' ASSOCIATION. HPHE esteem and affection which the Old J- Boys of the Methodist Boys School. K.L., entertain towards Rev. P. Y.
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    Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards.
    714 10  - Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards. Walter Lindrum (By TLJ] HP TH) Tj T] TT 113^0 Up** Cl@§© Csiiniini©ini§o WHEN I first began to play billiards as a career, close-cannons as a match-winning force were regarded by professionals m much the same light as they are by amateurs to-day. They were
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    "B" Co.'S ANNUAL RIFLE MEETING AT BUKIT TIMAH RANGE.
    1109 11 rE annual rifle meeting of "B" Company, which was held at Bukit Timuh hist week-end, was as great a success as last year's event. The organisation was carried through without a ***** and there was a number of distinguished guests present,
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    With Our Young People.
    381 11  - With Our Young People. UNCLE HARRY A LTHOUGH men arc always fighting *•> and killing each other, we have ai Jeast progressed as compared with some creatures. A few days ago I saw a real traftdy m miniature, although many people, had the.\ seer it, might not have recognised it
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      387 11 I FOOTBALL TOUR Tf"^ I tmmmmt 8 OF MALAYA who will be the l CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION. I U^%Q^^^^^^^^^^MW^ l The Directors of Malayan Breweries, Ltd, have appointed W. W. Dean. Esq., Hon. Secrc- I K^J^V^^^^^^^M^^^^^ll j tary, Football Association cf Malaya. Judge of the Competition (with power ,o appoint
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    REVIEW OF THE WEEK'S MALAYAN SPORT.
    1620 12  -  Rimau." (By SINGAPORE'S State rugby football i fifteen should, after their convincing display against the Malaya Command last week, have an easy passage through to the final Singapore of the Malaya Cup competition this Outclass year. The regulars offered stout opposiCommand, tion but the
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    560 12  -  "K.O." (By Impending Amateur Tournament. PREPARATIONS are m full swing for the forthcoming amateur boxing tournament, which is to be held under the auspices of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association m December. Intending competitors are reminded to send m their names as early
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  • The Malayan Badminton Courts.
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      Observation On The Past Year's Play.
      1414 13 Observation On The Past Year's Play. &al Europeans Take Up The Game Singapore's Weakness In Doubles -Another Ranking List. w)W that the annual tournament of the Singapore Badminton Assojjtion is coming to a close, perhaps trill not be out of place to set clown f e y observations on the
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      FRIENDLY BADMINTON.
      327 13 This tournament is perhaps the first me competed for by Europeans m Malaya, and Penang is to be congratulated for giving the lead to her sister Settlements and States. If Europeans m other parts of Malaya espond to the lead, a new era for the :ame m this
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    LADIES' HOCKEY TRIAL
    599 14 Practice For Poppy Day Match. THE annual hockey fixture between the Girls' Sports Club and a European ladies' team, to be played on the Fadang on Friday, Nov. 10, m aid of the Poppy Day Fund, gives promise of being a thrilling encounter. The Girls' Sports Club
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    SINGAPORE WIN.
    260 14 Yesterday's Inter-State Hockey. (From Our Oivn Correspondent.) Malacca, Nov. 4. ON a sodden pitch, militaing against fast play the Malacca hockey team completely stretched Singapore. The visitors were lucky to win by the only goal Territorially Malacca enjoyed more o the play. The ineptitude of the Malacca forwards,
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    DON BRADMAN.
    49 14 Starts New Season With 200 Runs. Brisbane, Nov. 4. BRADMAN scored 200 m his first innings of the season for New South Wales against Queensland m a Sheffield. Shield match. Bradman gave a scintillating display, hitting 26 fours. His knock lasted three hours and four minutes. Reuter
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    S.C.C. RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    174 14 S.C.C. XV v. the Wilts "A" on Wednesday at the S.C.C: A. P. Goldman; R. C. Land. R. N. Jack. R. J. S. Davies, G. E. Tatham; M. G. Mills, P. J. R. Butler; J. R. McDougall, W. N. Rothery. R. C. Beavis. J. J. Gough, S.
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    PENANG v. SINGAPORE.
    42 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 4. The Penang rugby football XV agaiast Singapore on Friday wiil be: Whaley, Fenwick, Kirke, Hague, Clark, Bingham, La timer, Scoular, Wraight, Smith, Rycroft, Coupar, Burgess, Clements, Hembry. RESULT: Singapore 38 pts.; Johorc
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    Yesterday's Malay a Cut Kugger.
    737 14 Yesterday's Malay a Cut Kugger. Singapore Trounce Johore By $g Points To Nil. QINGAPORE walked away wil'.i »3 game m their first Malaya I outing of the season when ,they met Johore at the S.C.C. yesterday, and t trounced the fifteen from the Sultanate by the huge score of four
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    The English And Scottish Soccer Results.
    1359 15 London, Nov. 4. To-d.-. matches m the Enp.lish and 3^:^. resulted as follows: IHGLISH LEAGUE, Hiv. l. Ars*" 3 Portsmouth 1 j:irminghant Liverpool 2 jlackburn R. Wolverhampton l peri* C*nnt\ Leicester C. 1 tierion 0 Huddersfield T. 1 leeds I' Aston V. 4 Hanchester
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    M.C.I. v. WILTS XV.
    75 15 M.C.I v. WILTS XV. Rugger Match At Sepoy Lines. The Medii.U College Union entertained a Wiltshire's XV on their ground at Sepoy Lines yesterday, when, m an interesting tussle, each side secured eght points. At half-time the Wilts led by a try. Rallying, the Union took the lead. Teck Soon
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    PADANG S.A.
    28 15 The Padang S.A. play their farewell game It the Jaian Besar Stadium to-morrow when the gate charges will be reduced to 50, 20 and 19 cents.
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    M.C.U. BEAT S.R.C.
    89 15 Second Teams Meet On The Padang. The Medical College II met the S.R.C. on the latter's ground yesterday, the match ending m a win for the visitors by 5—4. The College were clearly superior m the first half and were three goals ahead at the interval. The
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    IRELAND v. WALES.
    25 15 Saccer International At Belfast. Belfast, Nov. 4. To-day's soccev International between Ireland and Wale? resulted m a win cf I—l1 1. Reuter.
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    LOCAL BADMINTON.
    125 15 Two-Hour Meeting Of The S.B.A. At a two-hour meeting at the V.M.C.A. yesterday the Committee of the Singapore Badminton Association considered the incident last week at the S.V.C. Drill Hall m connection with the cancellation of the mixed doubles tie between Koh Keng Siang and Miss Tai Yee
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    ONE POINT MARGIN.
    310 15 Selangor Beat Perak At Ipoh. (From Our Qvm Corespondent.) Ipoh, Nov. 4. Although both sides were not fully represented, to-day's Inter-State rugby football match between Perak and Selangor provided a keen contest with plenty of open play. After leading Perak were robbed of victory m the last
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    O.R.A. BEAT POLICE.
    284 15 Hockey Match At Raffles Institution. Flaying at the Raffles Institution ground yesterday, the Old Rafflesians Association beat the Police by the odd goal m three. The Police took the lead early m the game, but the C.R.A. bucked up and equalised five minutes later, going on to
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  • The Sunday Tribune
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      21 16 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS I\< OUPORATKD THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. 11; packs SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1933. HVE CENTS.
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      Thrilling Soccer Display.
      73 16 Attacks on the Chinese goal. Swee Leong clearing. the vlsiimg goal-keeper beaten by a penalty kick taken by Chia Keng Hock, m the soccer match between the Padang S.A. and the S.C.F.A. A tense moment m the soccer match between the Chinese and the Padan^ S.A, I
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