Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 18 February 1934

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    41 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. J7^ T— rsJ7~4l> Singapore; Sunday, February is, 1934. FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. m pages. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1934. FIVE CENTS.'
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    British Minister To China In Singapore.
    1491 1 <^4 Special Interview With The "Sunday Tribune." -china will work out her own salvation: FULLEST SUPPORT iOF THE BRITISH r NATION. A Revolutionary Drama. Many Possible Causes Of International Friction. THE new British Minister to China, Sir Alexander Cadogan, arrived m Singapore yesterday and
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    SCHOOL CONCERT.
    157 1 Teo Hoo Lye Institution's Effort. Pupils and friehds of the Teto Hoo Lye Institution were entertained to a concert at the school hall last Monday. Although the programme had to be arranged at a very short notice, the object of entertaining the pupils and the oublic. before breaking
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    31 1 The rat population of Canton numbers about 10.000.000, .according to an estimate of the local Public Health Bureau. Every year from dustbins and from the streets, 300,000 dead rats are collected.
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    MALAYAN PRINCE.
    270 1 "Datos Should Visit j Europe." H- H/Tsngku Ali, the eldest son and "heir of •H. H. The Sultan of TrenggaQU," returned by the P. and O. "ChitrsUS^'yesterday from England, where JRl»ad been studying. He mtslanet by a party which came down ffSp Trengs>anu to receive him and aw
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    "AVIATORS' GRAVE."
    72 1 Mr. Ulm Makes The Second Solo Crossing. Sydney, Feb. 17. The Tasman Sea, known as "The Aviators' Grave," has been crossed solo for the second time by Mr. Charles Ulm, who arrived at 6.10 p.m. from New Zealand, which he left at 5.30 a.m. m the aeroplane "Faith
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    DEATH SENTENCES IN AUSTRIA,
    415 1 Independence Of Nation Guaranteed, i Vienna, Feb. 17. FIVE more death sentences were pronounced at 10.20 p.m. by the summary court, and the men were hanged at 10.31. On the contrary, six men, due to be executed at midnight m connection with the Socialist revolt, were
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    RUMOURS OF TAN KAH KEE'S.
    293 1 Important Discussions. BIG LABOUR PORCH INVOLVED. INURING the past few days many rumours have been m circulation concerning the position of Messrs. Tan Kan Kee and Co., the firm which is so extensively engaged m manufacturing- rubber footwear and j other goods m Singapore. The
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    THE THIN EDGE.
    131 1 Manchukuo Trying To Secure Recognition. Geneva, Feb. 17. Th<> differences between the postal administrations m Britain and the Manchukuo were mentioned to the League, and In reply it was pointed oui that the Manchukuo services were reI gularly carrying British mail and Brit ish services were carrying
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    33 1 London, Feb. 17. London Rubber, Spot, 4 15 16<). July-Sept. 5 3 32d. New York Rubber, Spot, 9 9 16 cX Feb.-Mar. 9 9 16 cts. CROSS-RATE. New York —London, 5.10.
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      5 1 Yesterdays Cup And league Soccer.
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      15 1 LET N. E. M. (National Employers Mutual)INSURE YOU! Fire, Burglary, Motor, Workmen's Compensation. Special Kates.
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    Problems Of The Malayan Chinese.
    613 2 MOMENTOUS ISSUES DISCUSSED? The I'enang Meeting. H.E. AND MINISTER TO CHINA. (By Our Chinese Correspondent.) IVTHAT momentous problems regarding the Chinese m Malaya were discussed at Penanj? by H.E. the Governor, Sir Cecil Clementi, and Sir Alexander Cadogan, the new British Minister to China, which
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    PERPETUAL MOTION.
    87 2 Experiment Of A Chinese In Kuala Lumpur. There i.s an old Chinese gentleman m Kuaia Lumpur who has been working I 40 yeas to discover a system wherewith perpetual motion can be realised. He Ls Mr. Too Nam, the grandfather of Mr. Too Hing Kei. the president of
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    THE ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.
    601 2 THE ECLIPSE OF THE SUN. Prophets "Let Down" Badly. TPHE much-heralded eclipse of the sun of last Wednesday morning a full eclipse as seen on the China Coast and a partial eclipse as seen m Malaya— not only let down the j scientific investigators, according to reports; it also badly
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    A FEW HOURS IN JOHORE.
    913 2 Stranded Motorists. VERY UNPLEASANT' THRILLS. T*HE hardened planter or miner, who spends the majority of his time m the wilds, may smile when he reads this and suggest to his fellow hardened planter that the people from Singapore would add considerably to their education were
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    "MEMORIES OF OLD PENANG."
    115 2 The Neubronner Family A Correction. Mr H L. Velge, a nephew of the laic Mr A D. Neubronner. writes: In your issue of 11th inst. the writer of "Memories of old Penang" has made a mistake m his reference to the late Mr A D. Neubronner.
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    "D" (EURASIAN) CO., S.V.C.
    138 2 Prize Giving And Dance At The Drill Hall. The distribution of the prizes won at the rifle meeting of "D" (Eurasian) Co SV.C., held m October last, and the prizes for the billiards tournament, will take place at a dance which is being held on Feb
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    GERMANY AND CHINA.
    40 2 London, Feb. 17. The "Times" Berlin correspondent says that General Von Seeckt has accepted an invitation from the Nanking Government to go to China as Military Adviser and is preparing to leave for China m March.— Reuter.
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    FLOWER SHOW IN K.L.
    244 2 Selangor (hardening Society. (From Our Ou-n Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 17, 4 SUCCESSFUL flower -.how. organi* ised by the S- Society, was held at the Racecourse this afternoon. The results were ygMiniature gardens. 1. Mrs. R. p. r Napper; 2 Mr. B. S. Nfee. I Specimen
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      337 2 To-Day'B Radio. I GM T 715 a.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. A summary of the week's news. 730 Tin A .religious service: address by J. Scat Lcig-tt, D.D.; Arncld Goldsbrough (crgan). relayed irom St. Mariin-in-the-Fields. Trafalgar Square. London. (Time Signal from Greenwich at 8.15 a.m.). 8.20 a.m. A Welsh
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      94 2 IMPERIAL AIRWAYS. The "Arethusa" <VT-AEFi. m port, was expected to take off for Karachi vu Alor Star to-day at 12.30 p.m. The "Astraea" (G-ABTLi, m port, i 5 expected to take off for Karachi via Ak>: Star on Feb, 25 at 12.30 p.m. The "Athena" «G-ABTK«. due it I Singapore
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    THE WAR AGAINST CRIMINALS.
    635 3 Detectives' Museum. M4 NY INTERESTING EXHIBITS. IH excellent idea of the difficulties confronted by the local police m their war against the criminal underworld of Singapore can be obtained by a visit to the Police Museum at the Detective Branch. The citizen who has had no
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    BILL COLLECTOR'S LAPSE.
    144 3 Chinese Bound Over For Two Years. a clea^ or b d U1 f CoUector who Frl nd as Produced before yesterday the Thircl Magistrate. of truJFlg^ \l g^ lth crim^ai breach l «e prot^rtv tT? nt ln res P ect of 537.05. Song y hls employer. San?
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF PROMISE.
    328 3 Interesting Case At i Seremban. I i (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Feb. 16. A E^ f 22? interest t0 the Malays, h7fnr?^n 5? f Its kind to COme Up before the Court, was to have been heird K^ Y lO Seremba Magistrate £aj a Kamaralzaman.
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    CHINESE NEW YEAR.
    180 3 i Many Gamblers Fined At I Johore. (From Our Own Corresvondent.) Johore Bahru. Feb. 16. The Chinese New Year was celebrated on a very small scale m Johore Bahru. Not a single flair was flown, as m prevlou years, from the various business houses, but red cloth
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    CHINESE SENTENCED.
    172 3 Stoic Watches From Singapore Shop. Sentences of six and two months' r.i. respectively wqre passed by the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, yesterday on the two Chinese youths who were i charged m connection with the theft of watchc3, valued at 51 ,300 from a North I
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    STOLEN WATCH.
    132 3 Tamil Accused Of Receiving It. A Tamil constable, Rajaraman, was yesterday charged before Mr. R J F Curtis the Third Magistrate, with dislestly receiving stolen property, a cais Y ed U c e iaimhig trial. A.S.P Mecready 1 that the watch was lost by com Inanfc along with
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    "BOY'S" THEFT.
    214 3 Says Master's Son Hit Him. AMUSING reasons were given by a Chinese "boy" yesterday before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, explaining why he had stolen money from his master, a European. Chew Keng Kwong, alias Lim Kens, was brought up on two charges: (1) theft as a
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    ALLEGED CHEATING.
    111 3 Local Indian Before The Magistrate. A local Indian, Sayed Sadulla bin S. Hamid, was yesterday charged before Mr. R. J. F. Curtis, the Third Magistrate, with cheating m respect of $450, alternatively of obtaining credit of that sum under a false pretence. The complainant was K. M. Oli
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    MURDER CHARGE IN IPOH.
    308 3 Reduced To CulpableHomicide. (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Feb. 17. MAT bin Lah, charged with murder, alleged to have been committed m the small village of Krlan, was found guilty of the lesser offence of culpable j homicide not amounting to murder and was sentenced to
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    EARTHQUAKE FUND.
    508 3 Renewed Appeal For Help. rriHE meagre response from the Malayan A public to the appeal on behalf of the victims of the Indian earthquake suggests that there has not been enough realisation m this country of the extent of the havoc, writes Mr. V. S. Mr-non. secretary of
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    WORLD CRUISE OF RESOLUTE.
    842 3 Due Here Next Month. SOME WELL-KNOWN Passengers. nPiIK Hainl)iirg--Amt Y nka liner "U--solute," on her annual cruis around the world, will arrive m Singapore on March 18 at noon. She sai' ed Prom New York on elan. 14 and I* returning- on May 29. The passengers
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    CHINESE NEW YEAR IN LONDON.
    1036 4  - CHINESE NEW YEAR IN LONDON. KHALID SHELDRAKE A Quarter Where Everyone Is Happy. (By T ONDON is a world m itself. Very few j 1-J are able to know London properly, <yen after many years of residence, and fi»w Londoners have visited every part of the Metropolis. A "Northerner" .seldom
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    STABILISING SILVER.
    325 4 Bill For American Congress. Washington, Feb. 17. MR. Scrugham has introduced into the House of Representatives a Bill requiring the Treasury to purchase at least 25 million ounces of silver per month for six months and ten millions per month thereafter until a billion ounces has been purchased
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    Forthcoming Malayan Films Reviewed.
    1127 5  -  C INEQUE By FREE SEATS. Result Of "Sunday Tribune' Competition. Very few of our readers were able to solve the problem s^t them m the Sunday Tribune of Feb. 4. Many guessed correctly the name of the Fox picture which the symbols represented, but were unable
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    2237 6 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By Our Woman Correspondent Paris Favours An Original Note. WHEN Paris points the way to X] fashion it leads through clever outlines. I r HIGH necklines and low, sashes* and belts, feminine Z c dainty finishing touches and notions or severely tailored models all conform
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Feb, 18, 1934. ENGLISH, PLEASE!
    551 8 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Feb, 18, 1934. ENGLISH, PLEASE! OIR Cecil dementi has left for Home on a holiday which should prove a useful interval for reflection, and induce him to change some of his ideas when he returns to Malaya. Friendly sentiments associated with his departure on leave cannot
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    Malayan Commentary.
    990 8 IS the United Planting Association t of Malaya project going to materialise successfully, or is it going to be wrecked by fear of dominance by the dtj AND Rubber Growers' Association f W< J up AM. trust that it will speedily come into being, for if, as there
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    Sparkles
    805 8  -  "Quiz" Smiles Of The Week By "WHY should husbands be henpecked," asks a Penang correspondent. Because they're husbands, of course. A A The eclipse was not visible at Ipoh because it was "dull and drizzly all day." Ordinarly, m Ipoh, it's only dull all day. (Now it's "Genial Jack's"
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      130 8 I FURNITURE j ANNUAL j CLEARANCE j COMMENCED IT SATURDAY, IT /W/; FEBRUARY. I D r RICES REDUCED. D i BEL 0 W 1 S T PJ BUY NOW I? AND SAVE MONEY. 25—29, ORCHARD ROAD. LATEST NOVELS MEN AGAINST THE SEA Rj Nordhoft" ami Hull $3.00. J HCVAH CVIVK
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      44 8 THE WEEK'S TIDE TABLE. TO-DAY: 1.20 a.m., 1.34 p.m. TO-MORROW: 1.47 a.m.. 2.15 p.m. TUESDAY: 2.16 a.m., 2.59 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 2.46 a.m., 3.55 p.m. THURSDAY: 3.25 a.m.. 5.16 p.m. FRIDAY: 4.15 a.m., 7.39 p.m. SATURDAY: 5.28 a.m.. 9.15 p.m. SUNDAY: 7.05 a.m.. 9.58 p.m.
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    DEPRESSED GIRL'S SUICIDE.
    966 9 Patketk Diary. WATTING FOR LETTER FROM MALAYA. (from Our Own correspondent.) > London. Ft b. 6 (By Air Mail). 4 PRETTY giri typist of 26, who 4^ spoke French and German and who, it h was worried because of the non-arrival of a letter from Malaya was
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    MALAYAN RUBBER GOODS.
    276 9 Competition With Home Manufacturers. (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Feb. 6, <By air mail* IN the House of Commons to-night, Mr. Herbert Williams asked the Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs whetner he has received any representations from His Majesty's Government m Canada on the subject of
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    STUDENTS' SUCCESSES.
    126 9 Malayans And Examinations In Medicine. (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Feb. 6. <By Air Mail). The following Malayan students have passed their final medical examination: Cheong Ann Sim, son of Cheonij Chwee Puan, of Singapore, at St. Mary's. Cheah Chin Tiong, of Singapore, at Edinburgh University, Miss Mary
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    MR. A. CALDECOTT.
    88 9 Oath Of Office Administered Yesterday. The Hon. Mr. Andrew Caldecott, the Colonial Secretary, yesterday morning took the oath as Officer Administering the Government, consequent on the departure of His Excellency the Governor, Sir Cecil Clementi, who has left by the "Ranpura" for Home, on leave. The oath
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    MALAY SENTENCED.
    163 9 Stole Mail Bags From Train. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Feb. 6 (By Air Mail). A SENTENCE of 18 months' hard labour was pass 3d at Chester Assizes to-day on a seaman, Hamid Has san, 36, of Huskisson Street, Liverpool, for stealing two mail-bags on a train between
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    MRS. H. C. ABRAHAM.
    49 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Feb. 6. »By Air Mail). Mrs. H. C. Abraham who came home from Penang owing to ill-health is making headway against her ailment. She is looking forward to returning but not before Mr. Abraham comes home on leave next year.
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    33 9 Mr. E. E. Especkcrman. who has retired after 29 years of service m various departments m the Government. He held the post of Chief Clerk of the Supreme Court, Seiemban, on his retirement.
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    MALAYAN ESTATE "SLAVERY! "
    307 9 MALAYAN ESTATE SLAVERY! Indignation Over New Book. i (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Feb. 6 (By Air Mail>. MALAYAN authorities m London are strenuously rebutting an alleged calumny which appears In a recent book, "Confessions of a Planter," by Leopold Ainsworth. The offending passage runs as follows "As a very
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    FIRST JEWISH SENATOR.
    41 9 Rome. One of fifteen newly elected Senators is Isiah Levi. a prominent Jewish Industrialist m Turin, according to the Jewish telegraph agency. Senator Levi is the first Jew to be elected to the Senate during the Fascist regime.
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    WHY CONTROL MUST COME.
    688 9 Stocks Mounting. WAVE OF OPTIMISM IN I.S. (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Feb. 2 (By Air Mail). AFTER a long period (taring whkh many American rubber operators, though following the matter with interest, were surprisingly sceptical regarding the regulation of the producing industry, the Restriction germ
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      17 9 Opgningj AiHAHBPA Tuesday CHARLIE CHAN'S GREATEST CASE" wrist watch gleaming m the darkness. this mysterious crime. -JJBpSmm
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    Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards.
    844 10 Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards. cy (By Walter Lindrum.) WITHOUT the least desire to check th enthusiasm of the ambitious amateur, I want to point out that certain points m professional billiards require to be copied with wise discretion, when an amateur, even a good r;nc, is behind the cue.
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    Malayan Club Life.
    1868 10 The Chinese Chin Woo Many Branches In Malaya Catholic Yt^ Men's Association Annual Report The Chinese Association-^ Annual Meeting And Dinner. I rpHE Chinese Chin Woo (Athletic) Association of Singapore have started a membership campaign. This Association, which was formed m the Colony many years ago, has
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    A Review Of Malayan Sport.
    1538 12  -  "Rimau" Retirement Of A Popular Sportsman Good To The Last Penang Cricket Scores Singapore Soccer Prospects The Commercial Cup Competition Ladies 9 Hockey Quadrangular Two Lawn Tennis Tournaments Tamils 9 Steady Improvement. (By II7ITH the approach of the League soccer season proper, interest m the
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  • On The Badminton Courts Of Malaya.
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      News From Here And There.
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    1059 15 OESULTS of yesterday's matches m the English Leagues, as cabled by Reuter, and the tables brought right up to date are as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE, Div. 1. TWO GAMES ONLY. Everton 1 Middlesbrough 1 West Bromwich I Wo verhampion 0 Goals. ENGLISH LEAGUE,
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    71 15 Yesterday's Third Round Results. London. Feb. 17. To-day's third round ties m the Scottish Cup competition resulted as follows: Albion R 6 Ross County 1 Queen o South 3 Cowdenbeath 0 Cettie 3 Falklrk 1 ffibtrniaiu o Aberdeen 1 Mctherwell 5 East Stirling 0 Rangers 0 Hearts 0
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    TO-DAY'S CRICKET.
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    Farewell To Sultan And Sultanah Of Johore.
    182 16 Printed and published by E. Maurice Glover at the offices of the "Malaya Tribune" Press, Ltd., 56-60, Anson Road, Singapore, Straits Settlements. A typical view of the crowds ou side the Singapore Museum during the Chinese New Year holidays The competitors m the
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