Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 12 November 1933

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    22 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Vol. 1.- No, 26 FIVE CENTS. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1933.
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    All Singapore Goes To The November Races.
    88 1 "But zSMost Of The Favourites Fail To Oblige. THRILLING DAY'S SPORT AT BUKIT TIMAH. LARGE HOLIDAY CROWD: NO MI&ttAPS. Several Surprise Wins. First Day Of The Professional Race Meeting. Thrilling sport, provided by a series of exciting finishes, marked the opening* of the
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    LARGE HOLIDAY CROWD.
    2469 1 Biff Sweep Pool Of $70,000. A LARGE holk'ay crowd spent a i enjoyable afternc n at Soldi Timah yesterday when the Singapore Turf Club*:* November professional race meeting commenced with a programme of eight events. The weather was cod and the threatened rain held off. There were
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    THE LADIES AT THE RACES.
    544 1 A Brilliant Display Of Frocks. 'By Our Woman Reporter.) rjpHREATEXING skies at tiffin time failed to deter the large crowd of race-goers for the first race of the November Meeting, but kept the Grandstands agreeably cool for the spectators. In contrast, the race frocks and
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    Armistice Day Service.
    140 1 Armistice Day Service. St. Andrew's Cathedral Crowded. ST. Andrew's Cathedral was crowded yesterday, for the public service m continuation of the local Armistice Day celebrations. Seating accommodation was reserved for ex-Service men and their families, members of the Executive Council, His Majesty's Judges, members of the Legislative Council, Naval, Military,
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    CHANG HSUEH LIANG.
    55 1 Lunches With The British Premier, London. Nov. 11. Marshal Chang Hsueh lian? and hi c wife lunched with Mr. Mac Donald at the Chequers to-day. It was a private and informal function inspired by a friendship formed between the Premier's son. Malcolm, and Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang
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    GERMAN LEAVE.
    48 1 Austria Demands Proof Of Nationality. Vienna. Nov. 11. Following the killing by "Unifentiflelds" of a Hiemwehr man on duty at Lochau Vorarlberg) the Bavarian frontier has been closed and Germans are returning home, because m to-morrow's elections they must prove that they are legitimate voters. Reuter
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    FURTHER FALL OF THE DOLLAR.
    234 1 Treasury Alarmed. CURRENCY WAR WITH BRITAIN? New York, Nov. 11. THE United States Treasury is mosi concerned regarding the further fall of the dollar, Washington correspondents state. On the contrary President Rocse velt is philosophic an(l is not alarmed by the daily swings m the
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    MALAYA HOUSE.
    31 1 London, Oct. 31. Callers at Malaya House during thr iDaat week include Mr. T. R. M. Sp:n r er, Perak. and Mr. G. E. Devonshire .Assistant Police Commissioner, Singapore.
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    Martial Law In Austria.
    99 1 All Public Celebrations Banned. Vienna, Nov. 10. rr*HE Council of Ministers has declared i martini law. The reintroduction of the death penalty throughout Austria has caused a sensation m Vienna. Although a special civil court will be charged with the trial of all the offences of
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    MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE.
    77 1 Sequel To Buckingham Palace Tragedy. London. Nov. 10. F. H. Hills, of Peterborough, the driver of the car concerned m the accident outside Buckingham Palace on Oct. 7, has been arrested on a charge of jnanslauahter. [Three men were killed and others injured when the car which Hills
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    GERMAN ELECTION.
    45 1 Sabotage Holds Up Hitler's Speech. Berlin, Nov. 10. The broadcasting of Hitler's election speech was marred by a breakdown after 12 minutes. It is reported that it was due to sabotage. The speech was resumed after four minutes when Hitler declared: "We can-
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    64 1 'From Our Own Correspondent.' London, Nov. 1 1 London Rubber, closed. New York Rubber, Spot, 8* j cfcs. Dec. 8 r; cts. CROSS-RATE. New York— London, 5.81 2 8. lot continue to live under th? shadow >f the Treaty of Versailles. The victors aave tried to tread down
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    MURDER OF KING.
    56 1 A Low-Class Afghan Got Into The Palace. London. Nov. 11. The Afghan Legation m 1 o;:d >n lcams from Kabul that Nadir Shah's murderer was Abdul Khaliq, a low-class Afghan who managed to penetrate into the palace unnoticed and was instantly arrested after the murder. Reuter Yesterday's
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    U.S.-SOVIET UNDERSTANDING.
    21 1 Washington. Nov. 11. M. Litvinoff and President Roosevelt have reached an understanding towards early recognition of the Soviet.— Reuter
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    14 1 Mr. W. Arthur Wilson, Editor of the "Malaya Tribune," returned from long leave yesterday.
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    RESTRICTION ON THE WAY.
    392 1 RAPID PROGRESS BEING MADE. French Terms. Effect On Rubber Market. (From Our Own Cnrr evident.) London, Oct. 31 (By Air Mail). RESTRICTION hBB virtually monopolised th.c attention of London rubber market (taring the past week. After a short period of underground working it has blazed out
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    RUBBER AND COPRA
    47 1 Prices For Ass^ment Of Export Duty. The Chief Secretary to Govorn: F.M.S., has fixed the price of rubbf copra for assessment of export dut; the period Nov. 10 to Nov. 16 at: rubber 12 13 16 cents per !b copra $3 40 per picul.
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      34 1 THE LANKA STORES, 28. Rixerside, Malacca. Branch: IS. Jalan Abdullah. Muar. Albums gave jm mm OMBINF.D AI^IMS 1 ior Autographs, Photcs and Audres--ts 80 c.nts each? Our McCcrquodale's Snapshot Aibums are 60 cents each.
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      48 1 HULSTKAMP 'OLD SCHIEDAM" GIN IS NOW ON SALE AT Aik Hin Co., Joo Lee Co., ihc Asia Store, Kian Tai Co.. Chin Swee Hons, Chop Seang Bee. (icylang Provision Store, Wah Hin Co., Gaan Hong Co., Vong Heng Co. 'ALSO SUPPLIED IN BOND BY The Eastern Agencies Limited.
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      6 1 Read the "Tribune" The People's Paper.
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    INTER-PORT CRICKET.
    138 2 Henffkong'fl Score Shanghai. B— tfr<ngj Nov. 11. THE inter-p<»rt crickri mattfi between Hongkong and Shanghai v. :;s tomnieiucti hero to-th\y. Hmgtani took lursfl knock ami M( ,red 232 runs for Ihe 'us- M nme wkketfl before irawinc <m stnmi* lor the day. uiorrou. Reuter length coat, and grey
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    "Charged TheCrowd WithA Knife."
    733 3 ALLEGED MURDER OF COOLIE. Sinhalese Charged. SEQUEL TO SLAP ON THE PACE? fFi rrrsjxjjident.) Seremban, Nov. 10. ALLEGED to have stabbed to death coolie and to have wounded others, a Sinhalese was yesterday charged at Seremban with murder. II was alleged that he first stabbed a
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    WHITE SLAVERS IN ENGLAND
    518 3 "Marriage Mart" Moved To Continent. (From Our Own Correspondent.} London, Oct. 31. F\ESPITE the rigorous measures adopt*f ted by the authorities m England to stamp out the importation of alien women for the purposes of the white slave tramc, new methods have already been devised to
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    RUSSIA PREPARES FOR WAR.
    497 3 Tense Situation. AERIAL RAIDS ON TOKYO? Harbin (By Mail). rpHE latest information from th<± Manchurian-Soviet border indicates that the situation between Soviet Russia and Japan is growing extremely tense. The Soviet military authorities are said to have already erected barbed wire entanglements along the bank of
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    INDIANS AND THE SULTAN.
    314 3 Ruler Unable To Attend Gathering*. (From Our Own Correspondent.} I 'Johore Bahru, Nov. 10. Adi-Dravidas of,Johore gathered m large numbers at the Sri Raja Kalamman Temple at the I 1 4 mile, Jalan Tebrau, Johore Bahru. this evening to receive Their Highnesses the Sultan and Sultanah.
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    BRITISH AIR LINES.
    327 3 Traffic Up 75 Per Cent. Over Last Year. EMPIRE Air Services have proved so popular during the pest year thai tivir ton mileage has exceediri the total for th British Euiop'jin cervices. This is the first time the European services have b?en surpassed, and it indicate the
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    LATE MR. LIM SAM KIP.
    89 3 The name of Mr. Lim Sam Kip, J.P.. of Taiplng, who died while Jiis son. Dr. E. C. Lim, at tne District Hospital, I poh, wa:, incorroctly rendered ii' last week's "Sunday Tribune" as Mr. Lim Sam Kirn. Mr. Lim collapsed m the bathroom last
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    HEALTH IN THE TROPICS.
    1027 3 The Decisive FaHor. BATTLE AGAINST MALARIA. IX recent years foreign scientist* and colonial experts have tiny* and again given evidence to what im measurable degree the world, and notably the great colonising powers, are indebted to the Hamburg Institut for iis important services m render injr
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      30 3 W. D. H. O. WILLS* Bl^^^f^bul^^ m^ mmi M**^T^^immm m, i '"TlB*'^^ SU PREME IM TH El R CLASS j|HE|^|V 'Z^ ]l y*" LEILA. HYAMS.. CHARMING M. G. M. ACTRESS,
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    All- Chinese Open Athletic Meeting.
    1221 4 All- Chinese Op en Athletic Me eting. zfMonster (gathering At Jalan Besar Stadium. WITH a magnificent jump m which Tf he cleared 5 ft. 10*2 Ina., Loh Wah Chuet of the Chin Woo Athletic Association broke the Malayan record yesterday at the second Singapore Chinese Athletic Sports at the Jalan
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    SINGAPORE BEATEN BY PERAK.
    216 4 Yesterday's "Rugger" At Ipoh. (From Our Oicn Correspondent.) Ipoh, Nov. 11. SINGAPORE'S winning career at rugby iootball received a check m Ipoh today when as the result of a very exciting game, Perak who were hitherto without a singles victory m their inter-State eni gagements this
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    SOCCER CONTEST
    81 4 Malay Reader's Skill. ONE reader succeeded m forcasting the results of all ten matches listed m our soccer contest No. 23 and he will receive a cheque for $100 during the course of the week. The winner is: MR. O. B. YUSOFF, c[o. A. P. C. Installation, Keppel
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    MALACCA HOCKEY.
    56 4 Teachers' Association Beat High School. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Malacca, Nov. 10. The Malacca Teachers' Association beat the High School at hockey by 2 l to-day. C. de Vries scored the first gcai for the Teachers m the first half. Ibrahim equalised on the resumption but just before
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    ADDRESS ON "INDIA."
    47 4 (From Our Oicn Correspondent.) Malacca, Nov. 10. Under the auspices of the IndoCeylonese Association Malacca, Mr. D W. Devaraja delivered an interesting address on the "Religious and social reform movements m modern India," before an appreciative crowd at the Seng Cheong Society on Thursday.
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    ARMISTICE DAY IN LONDON.
    182 4 King Unable To Be Present. London. Nov. 11. THE signing of the Armistice was ceicbrated with the customary solemnity all over the world and the Empire today. The two-minutes' silence, which is a universal feature of the ceremony, was very complete m London, m which a
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    SOVIET'S WARNING IGNORED.
    270 4 Japan Protests. RUSSIA BLAMED FOR TENSION. Shanghai, Nov. 11. JAPAN has decided to ignore the Soviet wanting regarding the reported flight of Japanese 'planes over Russian territory on Friday. Mr. Koki Hirota. the Japanese Foreign has lodged a counter-protest with the Soviet Government, holding it responsible for
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      742 4 CROSSWORD SOLUTION No. 13. ACROSS— I. Picks: 5. Aye; 7. Mew; 10. Inane; 11. Deafen; 13. Detain: 15. Grain; 17 Code- 19. Peony; 20. Aeed: 21. Obi: 22. Glumpy; 23. Needs; 25. Dint: 27. Entry; 29 Lip: 31. Round; 33. Ting; 34. Lice: 40 Referred: 44. Riven; 46. Kale; 47.
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    Some Of The Forthcoming Malayan Films Reviewed.
    1038 5  -  CINEQUE By THE most mysterious murd* r niv.-if -rv of the year will be baffling the people of Singapore as it baffled the poti i Secret of the Blue (oom,* 1 hen this Universal mystery producti ens at the Pavflioß to-day. killed Frank
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      207 5 ALHAMBRA fl TO-DAY: 5.15 6.15 9.15. h'W^m&m The Star of Stars outshining any- w^^W^^S*^ tnini; she n:«s ever done before m > a story that summarises all she (i B|SW^\ And what a combination The hs, W6^ world's >ucetheart and LESLIE |v UA BOWARD, v. bo is ridin- the ere
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      328 5 TO-DAY A TU-MOKROU:-"SKYSCRAPKK 5011.5," reaturtnc the wen n'« new Mat I WARREN WIHIAM. Heaven and Hc!i...all ffjthhi tbe grin- ninfi gfeed sialetun oi the WOridV i i buildir::. I I TUESDAY <V WtHM .-D\\ COCK OF THi: MR" I v.Jth CHESTER MOBI Tht- c.T-ani uf C Bt4y ■-i Uiklcil OVBI
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1566 6 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. ONE of last week's Big Moments, longawaited and thoroughly enjoyed, was the opening of the new brewery. Offices and bridge tables were deserted while Singapore turned out en masse at the A.B.C. headquarters at Pasir Panlang on Saturday morning. And what an array of enticements—
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      36 6 Hello; Everybody! Id N> T THE 1 1^ 1 111 fl'j ■.^wsjsS!^^ j A II II J&& Jt&Hlik A£. i m MAM A sample Tin of Lactogen, Mother's 0000^ 1 11 m1 H^^^^r 1 ill I
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      284 6 g& T-H-E H4WtST X '^Pi^ r: '<&&** %S^ iiMWrn CRtATiON m POWDtR/ ASK FOR >^ N2. SO! 6 s This lovely nt\\ powJer is delSglitfttllv A [iertßmed m KveraJ odours, tuj lISNv S COlnes m ail desired shades it is -o light it will not rlox Llie por<-s S^ "^M
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      247 7 yoiur shoping guide U (XV SOI'VKNIR OF j The New Hace Course. J First buy one of the p. Then try your I.l( X m these sweeps. J luk»- mv tip Don th 5 slip a t name to 1 uin IM SWEEP. j Sold by K. M. OLI MOHAMED,
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      362 7 I Poh Cheng Cheong j j 84, South Bridge Road, J SINGAPORE. The Best Shop m Singapore for j JADE and EMERALDS. J I Moderate Prices. Genuine Bargains. i Every article guaranteed. j ALSO j Gold and Silver Smiths, J Jewellers, Dealers m all types J |j of Precious Stones,
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      192 7 LATEST PRUNSWICK RECORDS. HOT" RHYTHM. j The above records are played by ihe I world's renowned Panc< Orchestrmc and I most, poijular vocalists such DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA. i I CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA. J j DON REDMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA. j DORSEY BROTHERS' ORCHESTRA. J BING CROSBY (the most
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, 12, 1932. WAR OR PEACE?
    301 8 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, 12, 1932. WAR OR PEACE? The sale of poppies on Friday by 200 lady sellers, after four hours' activity, fetched over $6,000 m Singapore. The ready response by ail communities to a worthy cause, which comes only once a year, showed that chill penury suffered through
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    When Night-Time Falls —On Singapore.
    1378 8  - When Night-Time Falls On Singapore. "The Picaroon" By' ONE of the most peculiar aspects of Singapore society is the fact that different sections of it converge and almost touch m certain places and under certain conditions, but they rarely, if ever, mingle. Cabarets are one type of place where you
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    WIT WISDOM of the WEEK.
    654 8  -  Ariglius IF anybody had told me I would keep this up for 26 weeks on end without stopping I would have said they were crazy. However. I've done it with a bit of a struggle and a gurgle, of course. means gargle. Ed.] But now
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      40 8 THE WEEK'S TIDE TABLE. To-day: G. 24 a.m., 5.33 p.m. To-morrow: 7.16 a.m.. 7.04 p.m. Tuesaay: 7.56 a.m., 8.14 p.m. Wednesday: 8.31 a.m., 9.10 p.m. Thursday: 9.05 a.m.. 10 p.m. Friday: 9.36 a.m., 10.46 p.m. Saturday: 10.10 a.m., 11.32 p.m.
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    Further Rise In Tin Quota Quite Possible.
    1171 9 NO ARGUMENT AGAINST SO PER] CENT. SOME RISK MUST BE TAKEN. Nothing Much To Lose. Odds Decidedly On Increase Of Consumption. A further increase of tho tin quota is highly probable, according to cur London correspondent, who quotes extracts from the "Financial Times'-
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    "SAVE ME FROM HIM ! "
    575 9 "SAVE ME FROM HIM Sobbing Woman In French Court. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Paris, Oct. 31. •'YOU may put me m prison for life, kill me if you like, but I say that I have suffered less m my two years awaiting trial than when at liberty under the domination
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    EMPIRE AIR ROUTE.
    236 9 Immediate Extension. CHRISTMAS MAIL FOR MALAYA. (From Our Ou:n correspondent.) London, Oct. 31 (By Air Mail). COME interesting remarks were made by Sir Eric Geddes at the general meeting of Imperial Airways Ltd. yesterday regarding the arrangements for extending the route from Calcutta to Australia. He said
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    MARRIAGE OF HATE TO END.
    359 9 Strange Case In Divorce Court. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Paris. Oct. 31. A CASE down for hearing In the divorce court here is probably the first of its kind, for it is contended that the bond between the couple was not the affection that one
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    BLACKMAILING OF MR. X.
    317 9 "A Grave Case/ 1 HUSBAND AND WIFE CONVICTED. i From Out Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. l. MAN and woman ;uvusod at Liverpool Assizes of demanding £210 from a local business man, referred to as "Mr. X," wore l>oth found guilty yesterday. The jury recommended them t*>
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      243 9 V I T I R| V f/LL^mmmwiw andiKiiuitn S3o nd n i)|>>r $20 jnd llanip r C. &B. Competition, first prize. second prize. third prize. coSIME, DARBY CO., ],TD., ]7 OTHER XMAS HAMPER PHIZES. ■^F^ Singapore. alp;^SF™~ j.. this is A poim: la r chicken crosse blackwellv CONSOMME CREAM OF
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    Round The Clubs In Malaya,
    1225 10 STRAITS CHINESE BEADING CLUB FIRST ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS LAST WEEK KEEN INTEREST EVINCED IN GAMES AND SPORTS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING KANGAROO CORRESPONDENCE AND EXCHANGE CLUB. rPHE Straus Chinese Reading Club, bad- niinton section, held its first anniversary celebration at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow, Paste Panjang.
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    Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards.
    869 10 Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards. .Eiemeimitairy Strokes Are Tine Ee§t Break BunnMeir^ (By Walter Lindrum.) are two shots m my first diagram, No. 15, this week. The first I propose to deal with is the half ball in-off white from hand. This shot must be familiar to most of my
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      185 10 5 THE "WALTER LINDRUM BILLIARD TABLE j I IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD HETj»tol I I IT'S THE SELECTED TABLE OF lB j WALTER LINDRUM Frfl j 1 THE WORLD'S CHAMPION BILLIARDIST. l Z^- l^P I The World's (.ivah-st Player. The VV alter I iniir<:m T.ililr OTHER MAKES MAY ME
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    Training Season Ends.
    432 11 MALAYAN VOLUNTEERS' SUCCESSFUL YEAR. \roLUNTEERING activities have reached tbeif lowest cob. and there will be vtiy little more to report until the beginning of the next training season, which opens on Feb. 1. The season has been a particularly MNGflSsful one nod the greatest satisfaction a i
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    With Our Young People.
    463 11  -  UNCLE HARRY. CONDUCTED BY AST week I described to you the -*-Hra?;edy of the fly which was caught by the spider, which m turn was scared by a chee-cha so that the chee-cha eventually got the fly and ats him up for hie supper. That was
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    A REVIEW OF THE WEEK'S MALAYAN SPORT.
    1959 12  -  Rimau." (By The Malaya Cup Rugby Football Competition Singapore's Slashing Win Over Johore Perak's Good Display Against Selangor Singapore Team's First Visit To Perak —Inter-Port Cricket In Hongkong— What Is Malaya's Strength At Hockey? Ladies' Hockey. Johorffs Plucky Display. fOH ORE'S resistance was
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    541 12  -  "K.O." (By rpilE New World Boxing Arena will be the venue of a series of fights next Friday, the main event being between Young Johnson, the Kuala umpur champion, and Y. C. Song. The fight has had the approval of the Board and
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    The Badminton Courts.
    1982 13 ainni©o Singapore Ladies' Improved Play All The Results New Party Formed. pOLLOWERS of the game m Malaya will be interested to know that badminton is. at last to be popularly introduced into Hongkong. Although the game is not unknown to the Colony, its progress has been somewhat
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    S.C.C. "A" BEAT S.S. POLICE.
    780 14 Yesterday's "Rugger" At The Padang. A SPEEDY threequarter line proved to be the S.C.C. 'S winning card yesterday, when they met the Police at rugger on the Padang and defeated them by cne goal and a try (8 points* to nil. There was little to
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    S.C.C. BEAT SELANGOR CLUB.
    419 14 Seven Goals In Hockey Match. THE Selangor Club had to submit defeat at the hands of the S.C.C. yesterday when these sides met at hockey on the Padang. It was a good game all the waj> and the Club was. just able to win by the
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    The English And Scottish Soccer Results.
    1388 15 London, Nov 11 U* English and coDipetitions resulted E? GUSH LEAGUE, Div. I. Islon V. 3 Middlesbrough 0 < I.<*l 0 Derby County 1 Haddt r-JUl<i T. 3 Sheffield VV. 2 Leicfster 1 Blackburn R. «> Liverpool 4 Leeds I Port-month 0 Birmingham ieid
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    RIFILE SHOOTING.
    274 15 Muar Rifle Club Beat Malacca. h between Malacca BRA Ifuar Rifle Ciub for ar Malacca Challenge Cup presented m liT26 by lowkny Lia Chow Eng afid tiu' iaL«' Towkay Tay Kirn Kee took place la.st Sunday at the Bukit Treh Ranee. Muar The match resulted m Muar Rifle
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    INTER-STATE HOCKEY.
    74 15 INTER-STATE HOC KEY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) JPenang, Nov. 11. Penang and Perak drtw 2—2 at liockey to-day. The Perak halves were prominent. The Penang defence worked prodigiously but the forwards were scrappy owing to Hoblyn straining a muscle early and being almost a passenger. Perak scored within five minutes
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    EMPIRE SPORTS
    679 15 £150,000 Scheme For Wembley. ON the site of the Empire Exhibition at Wembley there is to be constructed what is claimed will be probably the world's largest swimming pool ard an Empire Sports Arena. The building is to be completed by next July, and the first big programme
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    THE COMMAND BEAT SELANGOR.
    469 15 THE COMMAND BE AT SELANGOR. (From Ovr Oven Correspondent Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 11. rpKE Malaya Command rugby football -I XV visited Kuala Lumpur and beat the Selangor State side by four tries (12 pts.t to a try '3 pts.i on the Padang to-day. The game aroused considerable interest m view
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      21 16 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1933. MT* 16 PAGES FIVE CENTS.
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      78 16 Happiness and Tandubas, third and fourth respectively, leading the "also rans" m the first race. Jonathan on the rails winning from Sail Up, with Cannibal Jack third and Silvanus fourth. Penny Beo winning on the rails with Miss Togo (nearest camera) making a strong bid to oust the leader Jonathan
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