Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 11 March 1934

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    22 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Vol I No 43 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH U, l!t;M. FIVE CENTS.
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    Singapore Combed For Cantonese Murderers.
    707 1 Polite Patrols Watching Day And Night. WOUNDED DETECTIVE SLIGHTLY BtITLR KILLERS ATTACHED TO ROBBER GANG? Police Court Sequel Seething Indignation Among All Communities. THE intensive hunt for the men concerned m the murder of Inspector A. E. Popejoy, of the S.S. Police, who was down
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    BRITISH BUDGET SURPLUS.
    161 1 Disposal Presents Serious Problem. London, March 10. rpKE Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. A Neville Chamberlain, has not yet decided how to dispose of the expected Budget surplus. This was made clear m a speech m Birmingham m which Mr. Chamberlain gave a warning that it would
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    CUBAN SILVER.
    50 1 ew Xx P° r t And Import Bank. Washington. March 9. creating an ISsuef< an to^^bunffor^K lhe f^ m Preferred r t CIl san5 an trad with gmmon shares 2 and 250 < 000 a np P r quired by the M A though detai kJI c Cor
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    LUANG PRADIT.
    84 1 Commission Says He Is Not "Red." (from Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Marcli 10. A Commissoa appointed by the Government has unanimously reported to the effect that Luang Pradit is clear- ed of any stigma of being a Communist. In the course of the enquiry. Luang I Pradit denied
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    RUBBER CONTROL.
    33 1 No Statement O\*r Week-End. London, Mar. 10. 'THE Colonial Office categorically deny the widely circulated reports that it will be possible to issue a rubber Restriction statement over the week-end. Reuter.
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    HELP FOR CHINA FARMERS.
    735 1 Special Interview. U.S. SILVER POLICY "ABSURD." 'krTHE Chinese m China mainly depend on the overseas Chinese m Malaya and other parts of the world to help them to keep up the balance of trade by sending them remittances. "China exports little and that is the only
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    INQUIRY INTO PARIS RIOTS.
    263 1 Funds Of The 'Red 9 j Forces. Paris. March 10. MDALADIER. who gave evidence to- day before the Commission of Enquiry into the riots, was subsequently dramatically confronted with M. Chiappe, who maintained tha the told M. Daladier that M. Frot was building up a personal
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    TRADE EXHIBITION.
    65 1 Many Inquiries And Entries. THE poultry and horse and pony sections for the second annual Livestock and Trade Exhibition, to be held at the Old Racecourse from April 12 to 25. are receiving big enquiries and entries. The schedules and entry forms have all been sent out throughout
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    255 1 London, Mar. 10. New York London, s.o7yj{. London Rubber, Spot, 4%d. July-Sept. 5 9|32d. April-May-June 10 cts. CROSS-RATE. New York Rubber, Spot, 10 cts. fewer than eight special competitions for which silver cups are being given and also a beauty competition for which a motor-car is being offered.
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    CRIME WAVE IN U.S.A.
    489 1 Startling Statement. OFFICIALS WHO AXE IN LEAGUE. (Special to the "Sunday Tribune.") ALLEGATIONS that co -operation between officials and criminals was the reason behind the wide extent of crime m the States, wmts made by Dr. Walter N. Miner, exMayor of the state of Maine (the
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    CIVIL STRIFE IN SPAIN ?
    179 2 CIVIL STRIFE IN SPAIN Socialist Violence. BARCELONA ARMED TO THE TEETH. Madrid, Mar. 10. TOHE Republic continues to hover on the brink of civil strife. Socialist violence and frequent disturbances m nti c are keeping the population m a state of alarm, while Barcelona is arming to the teeth against
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    GAMMANS CUP QUERY.
    120 2 Round Hole" writes: "About the be"innins of lust year I heard much. taijftd oi a cup presented by Captain D. Oamiwan& oi the Co-operative Department, for a soccer competition umonjA Co-operative Societies in* Singapore. It was also notified that teams from as many as eight Societies' elevens
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    INJUSTICE TO F.M.S. PLANTERS.
    353 2 Directors Taking Places Of Managers. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Mar. 10. SOMETHING of sensation was caused at the "Absent Guests" dinner held at the Hotel Majestic last night, under the chairmanship of the Chief Secretary the Hon. Mr. M. B. Shelley. Replying to the
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    MALAYA HOUSE.
    58 2 (From Our Oivn Correspondent) London. Feb. 27. Visitors to Malaya House this week includes: Mr. J. Cruikshank. Capt. F. McCormack, Mr. L. S. Himley (Survey F.M.S.i, Mr. J. B. Wallace (Late Batan). Bishop Taylor Smith, former ChaplainGeneral to the Forces, who left London this week on his world
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    VOLUNTEER NOTES.
    359 2 Conditions Of Spoon Shoots AT the spoon shoot held on March 3, the attendance was very satisfactory and it is hoped that members of the Corps will join m subsequent events fired under similar conditions. Competition was keen throughout, and members benefited from the practices arranged. In order
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    JOHORE AT HOME.
    172 2 "Bon Voyage" To Sultan And Sultanah. (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Mar. 10. THEIR Highnesses the Sultan and Sultanah of Johore. who are leaving for the United States and Europe on Monday, were entertained at an "At Home" at the Johore Civil Service Club this evening.
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    CHINA TRAVEL SERVICE.
    430 2 1 1 President Interviewed In Singapore. 1 Dr. Chan Stoat Tao President of the j China Travel Service, the only Chinese travel bureau, Is on n visit to the Colony to study the possibility ol establishing a branch here. He arrived yesterday by the dent Johnson' and
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    F.M.S. WAR RELIF FUND.
    269 2 Worth 0(1,000. BX-SERVICEJffiH mf AT H»()H. (From Car Own Correspond Mart* QUESTIONS c-!)i<rning th*. ministration ol Urn F.M.S Reii< T Fumi, which it was g^ still worth £30,000 to-day— 15 after the Great War— were I*l up at the annual meeting Perak branch of the K.\->
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      166 2 •••1111 I I I |I |!l| liiihiiihii |u| n: l;:l m nil I, „,,,IIIII! I I I I I I I 1 04 j m < i AH) (worgeous Goldwyn Girls make Ruins of Rome and a wreck :i i out of EDDIE! ill I HERE HE COMES a ROMAN
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    PRIVATE LENDERS.
    650 3 Is The Wage-Earner Included? "What do you think of private moneylenders, people who do not do it as a business but to provide an extra income 0 "I am not sure if this Ordinance includes within its sphere the clerk and me wage-earner who invest their savings m
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    THE CAPITOL.
    255 3 "Berkeley Square"- An Unusual Story. rpHE old houses of London— what stories A they could tell! it was no doubt some such thought which prompted John L. Balderston when he wrote his delightful play -Berkeley Square." a play which it is just as successful m its Him version.
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    CHINESE BISHOP.
    34 3 Rome. Mar. 10. It is reported from Venice that the "Conte Rosso" has left for China with Mr. Lv Wen Tao (Chinese bishop) on board. Miany church dignitaries saw him off. Reuter.
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    Chettiar Approves Moneylenders' Bill.
    577 3 WILL PREVENT FRAUDS. Special interview. •»figAW€ATING MUCH DISK AS?.. Yll'CH praise and little complaint paa what an English-speaking Chettiar had for the new Money lender's ordinance when approach* I for his views yesterday by a Sunday Tribune representative. 'The objects and reasons," he began, "are very
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    LOCAL CHINCHEW'S APPEAL.
    1240 3 that he had not received money from the consignors. The accused. Mr. Davies submitted, had not converted to his use money belonging to the company. Chinehews, explained Mr. Davies, had to get cargo for the ships. They had to finance freight or even to finance the consignors
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    A Kodak "Special Camera For Nothing.
    471 4 OIK CAMERA CORNER. Do You Know These Local Buildings riMIE modern amateurs' camera is not 1 a toy. In most cases it is a very .sturdy, reliable instrument capable of moot kinds of work and must be treated ■ich. When you purchase a camera
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    OUR COMPETITION.
    115 4 A Costly Kodak Must Be Won. Bhl.oW will be found the second of the series of three jig-saw pieces. Those, as explained last week, hotilri be .lit out and kept till next ufpk. vvh<>n the third and last instalment will appear. When fitted together, they depict throe well-known
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    AMATEURS' TROUBLES.
    60 4 Let "Reflex" Solve Your Problems. Any queries relating to photograph difficulties encountered by amateurs should be addressed to **Reflex," co the "Sunday Tribune." The best expert advice procurable will be passed on to the inquirer. Amateurs* snapshots can also be sent and. if suitable, they will be published
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    BADLY BRUISED.
    59 4 Puller And Fare Hurt In Collision. pekaha puller and his fare, a Europe i. wore slightly injured m an acci<lp that occurred m High Street, near tie old Europe Hotel, shortly before 1 clock yesterday. 1 appears that the ricksha collided win i a trolley bus. The victims
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    OFFICERS' CHASE.
    70 4 Illicit Liquor Stills In Jungle. (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, March 10. After an exciting chase, excise officers, having swam a swamp, arrested a Chinese who. it is alleged, had attempted to distil intoxicating liquor m the jungle between Ipoh and Chemor. The officers found two large stills
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    JAPAN'S NAVY, MARVELS.
    336 4 Heaviest Armed Ships Of! Their Size. t liHE annual Return of Fleets issued by the Admiralty on Feb. 28, gives particulars of the navies of the British Empire the United States, Japan, France, Italy, the Soviet Union and Germany, is on Feb. 1. Details of the new
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    LOCAL WEDDING.
    185 4 Pretty Function At The Cathedral. At a very pretty wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday afternoon, Miss Pamela Harvey, daughter of Mrs. Charles Bradbery, of Joohre, became the bride of Mr. George RoperCaldbeck. The bride looked exquisite m a simple white satin wedding gown with long court train,
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    Y.W.CA, FETE.
    159 4 Winners Of The Fancy Dress Parade. The Y.WC.A. fete at Fort Canning Road yesterday afternoon attracted visitors of all communities and a large crowd attended desoite the bad weather. The arrangements were excellent and the visitors amused themselves with the various entertainments provided. Music for the occasion was
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    SOVIET PLANS.
    37 4 A Million Pilots For Air Force. Shanghai, March 10. Under the second Five-Year Plan, states a message from Moscow, Soviet Russia is training 1,000,000 aviators. Forty flying schools are being established "Mm Kuo Jih Pao."
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    LONG QUARREL TO END?
    333 4 LONG QUARREL TO END? Chinese Politics. MR. HU HAN MIN FOR NANKING? Hongkong, March 10. ACCORDING to a Nanking report Mr. Wang Ching Wei (the Premier) and Mr. Lin Sen (the Chairman of the National Government) have cabled to Mr. Hu Han Mm, the veteran Kuomintang leader at Hongkong, inviting
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    TEST OF EMPIRE BROADCASTING.
    144 4 Special Radio Set For 8.8-C. Chairman, MR J H. Whitley, chairman of the British Broadcasting Corporation, is going to give the Empire broadcasting service a practical test. When he sailed from Southampton m the Royal Mail liner "Arlanza" for a health trip to South America, accompanied
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    AIRMEN KILLED.
    79 4 Big Death- Roll Among U.S. Pilots. New York. March 10. Two more army airmen were kitted when an aeroplane crashed and bursi into flames at Cheyenne. Wyoming. Reuter. An earlier message said: The deathroP since the army took over the air mail services a month ago has been
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    BUSINESS MAN'S DEATH.
    36 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Feb. 27. The death occurred suddenly this week of Mr. Alfred William Cresswell Chaplin. Mr. Chaplin was chairman of Chulsa (Selangor) Rubber Company and several other tropical concerns.
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    BUFFER POOL SCHEME.
    291 4 BUFFER POOL SCHEME. "M.T." Suggestion. SCHEME FOR STOCKS ON MINES. 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, Feb. 28 (By Air Mail.) ill'CH interest has been arouse by the suggestion advanced m a leading article m the "Malaya Tribune," that the resolution of the V. M.S. Chamber of Minos for :i stockholding
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      794 4 CROSSWORD SOLUTION No. 25. ACROSS 1. Fade; 5. Lemon; 9. load; 13. Arena; 14. Liver; 16. Sir; 17. Need; 18. Lac; 19. Contra; 21. Site; 22. Keel; 24. Elate; 26. Sew; 28. Ended; 29. Strew; 31. Opine; 33. Eider; 34. Sip; 35. End; 38. Sapper; 41. Twas; 44. Tig; 45.
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    GREAT BRITAIN'S FIFE THOUSAND CHINESE.
    1550 6 Organisations Which Work For 'Their Welfare. BY P. T. HO > \Tht writer of this article, Mr.F. T. Ho. of BaLu Gajah. Perak, is a Pre tden! of the London Chinese Students' Union.] 4 FTKK i.ading the interesting article f\ entitled "Chinese New Year In
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    NOBODY LOVED HIM.
    183 6 So Maurice Set Fire To His Own Home. Paris. "Nobody loved me ftt batte'.' Maurice Plancon. between his sobs, when answering m court here to a charge of having twice set fire to his father's house. The complaint had been laid by his father. Maurice, a slight,
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    A NOVEL BLACKMAIL.
    122 6 But Offender Was Betrayed B> His Own Agent. Cologne. A Nazi official ll M;i?cl:en Gladbach received a carrier pigcoj and a threat that he would be placed m concentration camp if he did not rend i~c bird back with a large sum of money. The official at
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    MR. BERNARD SHA ON BRITAIN.
    815 6 will disarm fir.st. very much as I might safely offer to subscribe £100.000.000 to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children if 12 other philanthropists would do the sair.e. ARMS TALKS A FAILURE. "So the League of Nations has set up a Disarmament
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    Our Chinese Contemporaries.
    2018 7 THEIR HISTORIES AMD THEIR PROGRESS. WBEN ISSUES WERE ON COLOURED PAPER. Great Handicaps Being Gradually Overcome. A NEW JOIRNALISTIC ERA IN SIGHT. SUNDAY TRIBUNE" SPECIAL./. IN a country like Malaya, where the population is most cosmopolitan, it is but natural that we should have papers printed m
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    NEW CANCER CURE?
    128 7 Sufferer Who Was Made Whole By Tse Of Hemlock. Lisbon Doctors at several Lisbon hospitals are experimenting with a new cure for cancer based on the use cf hemlock the drim with which Socrates was "executed" by his fellow Greeks 2,333 years ago. Behind this announcement lies
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    GERMAN TITLES.
    103 7 Revival Of Old Forms Of Address. Berlin German ■MftMfc for titles will bo gty full scope by a presidential derm reviving M practice of awarding suitable title* of d^SM vnv officials and members of the professions. Professors and schoolmasters may m the name of the Reich president receive
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    When Trouble Comes.
    650 8 11/1 ALA was the Mighty Hunter, the head man ot his Kskimo village beyond the Arctic, who thought for his people and kept then) supplied with meat. Life, primitive and rough, was nevertheless happy m the Eskimo villa'jff until Mala saw his first gun m tii<« hands
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    "ESKIMO"
    1833 8 An Epic of The North THE STORY OF AN HISTORIC METRO-GO LDWYN-MAYER FILM WHICH COMES TO THE ALHAMBRA AND THE MARLBOROUGH ON THURSDAY, MARCH 15. to you as wife?" Iva said fearfully. 'That was Mala. Kripik is a different man. So Iva came to the tent of Kripik and
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    The Trapper And His Maid.
    660 8 The T rapper And His Maid. a couple of hours rest and then he wants to borrow a dog team and go home." "Well I hope my presence isn't breaking up this little house party," the Inspector said sarcastically. "Is the man crazy? Doesn't he realise his situation?" "No, sir.
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    Forthcoming Malayan Films.
    1509 9  -  CINEQUE By— m the selection of a DEI- h second femiA Va- rim's "Berkeley nine r°- e f k ible resem- Heard. circumstances any |fl^s of so prot» sttjf detrimental to loanced out m the Bta ,here is a unique need Mwm T I** l the Jesse
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1502 10 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. Dy Our Woman Correspondent IT w;t.s unfortunate that the uncertain weather prevented dinner bein^ servi c on the lawn at Sea View last Saturday as had been planned. Alter threatening ai! day to drizzle, thr sky linally cleared m the evening, but by then it
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    HATS IN THE LIMELIGHT.
    589 10 H AVING s rM n us a lament's iX breathing space and area- sonably wide range of silhouet- I tes to choose from m the dress line— Fashion, ever unwilling to leave us long at peace, laun- Z ches a devastating broadside m new chapeaux. So
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    HOLLYWOOD'S "ARSENAL."
    153 11 Varied Collection Of Fire-Arm For Film-Making Purposes. Hollywood. California In a corner of one of Bollywood' largest film studios, is on< strongest and, at the tame tinu i practical arsenals m the United It contains more than 7.000 firearm m hundreds of varieties and is llx j of
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    SECOND GREAT WAR.
    198 11 "Inevitable," Says Soviet Minister. Shanghai, March 10. jk WASHINGTON messages states that J\ the Soviet Ambassador to the United States has expressed the opinion that j another great war is inevitable and the situation cannot be remedied unless a policy of strong nationalism is adopted. "Mm Kuo
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    MOTHER OF 23 CHILDREN.
    46 11 Lisbon. A Portuguese woman aged 37. Annanda de Gouvela. lias celebrated the 20th anniversary of her wedding day by presenting her husband :h tiirti- third pair of twins. This brings the total nufliber of their children up 23. t p i 4'f
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    HITLER'S AGENTS.
    124 11 "Threatened To Plug" j Lord Marley. London, Mar. 9. «I¥ITLER agents m New York twice -H threatened to plug me if I addressed meetings," declared Lord Marley on his return to London to-day after a tour of 8,000 miles m the United States. He addressed 80 meetings, chiefly
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    A BOGUS INVENTION.
    251 11 Would Destroy All The World's Fleets. Berne. SENTENCE of four years' hard labour and deprivation of his civic rights for the same period was recently passed on Otto Probst, who was arrested last April on a charge of fraud involving half a million trancs. Probst claimed to
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    A FAMILY OF 300.
    52 11 Padua, Italy. It is hoped that 300 direct descendants may BCTftnhie here mi n March for the 100 th birth, day of Signorsi Bil°ida Rettore. Signc-ra Rettore has had 15 children, the eldest of whom is now 82. The youngest, now ajred 60. ha,s had IT
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    DEFENCE OF THE HORSE.
    223 11 Still Necessary To The Army. Moscow A STRIKING defence of the horse a still necessary to agriculture unri tin army was made by VoroshilofT, Soviet Commissar for War, m his speech to the Congress of the Communist Party re viewing the economic progress of tin. m
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    MONEYLENDING IN THE COLONY.
    601 11 MONEYLENDING IN THE COLONY. New Measure For Regulation. A NOTIFICATION m Friday's Govern- meat Gazette of the provision w tne new ordinance to regulate e endl ?S m the Colony deals mainly with a compulsory system of sensing of all classes of moneylenders. Hie annual licensing fee is fixed at
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    "SET ON FIRE."
    62 11 Russian Charges Against Japan. Moscow, Mar. 9. A serious fire destroyed houses and business premises m the timber concession of the Chinese Eastern Railway, as well as much timber, according to news from Harbin published by the Tass Agency. It is alleged that the concession was set
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    MONUMENT TO A DOG.
    88 11 Bereaved Owner Charged With Blasphemy. Prague. When "Bafik". a pet dog belonging to M. Jan Tupy, died at Zhor, m southern Bohemia, his master built a monument over the animal's grave. On it were inscribed the words: "R.I.P. Resurgam." Neighbours, declaring that the inscription was offensive
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    Sunday tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Mar. 11, 1934. THE GAMBLERS.
    539 12 Sunday tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Mar. 11, 1934. THE GAMBLERS. yWO recent cases, m Singapore and Penang, have provided examples of the application of the anti-gambling laws m the Colony m i what many people regard as an unnecessary and irritating manner. Much resentment is being evoked m this connection, because
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    Malayan Commentary.
    958 12 i roHUS far there has been a His 1 appointing response m Malaya to the appeal for the Indian Earth- j nuake Fund. This applies to Indians 1 themselves, who THE INDIAN arc usually very g c, ii c iii v s t<» 'QUAKE FUND wards charity. especially
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      77 12 THIS WEEK'S TIDE TABLE. TO-DAY, MARCH 11. High Tides.-- 5.14 a.m., 9.1G p.m. TO-MORROW, MARCH 12. Hit>h Tides.— 7. 1G a.m., 9.58 p.m. TUESDAY. MARCH 13. High Tides. -8.45 a.m., 10.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, March 14. High Tides.— 9.47 a.m., 1059 p.m. THURSDAY. MARCH 15. High Tides. 10.36 v.m. 11.25 p.m.
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      740 12 Sparkles %tV e L *yw i gHOULD Amusement Parks have. That mix-up m the Claims coupon That sunken Russian cruisers waitresses? Well, it would make for last week's football competition Penang harbour JSri™ rffc them more like Amusement Parks. was enough to make the soccer fan's sportive "Frrden is blm
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    Latest Reports From Home By Air Mail.
    171 13 VINDICATED M4N'S CHiVURdUS ACT. A PLE4 FOR MLRCY. GRIEVOUS WRONG DONE BY A WOMAN p his boor of triumph, when he reaped the fruits of a long and bitter fifM to clear his name— a fight which had cost him his freedom ob
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    DISPUTED PARENTAGE.
    1315 13 Went To Prison 15 Times. "/GUILTY 1 As this fateful word was lingered by the foreman of the jury at Maidstone Assizes the re w:is a rescundin? crash. A young mp.n who had been sitting m the front row of the public seats had collapsed and fallen henvilv
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    HIGHER TIN QUOTA CAMPAIGN.
    624 13 HIGHER TIN QUOTA CAMPAIGN. Malayan Delegation's Efforts. (From Our Oicri Correspondent) E London, Feb. 28. VENTS have frustrated the efforts of the Malayan delegation to hurry an increase of the tin quota. Par from decreasing at the appreciable rate that was hoped for. stocks may oven b-2 found, when figures
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    LIFE IN MALAYA.
    75 13 Mr. G. T, Peall Lectures In London. (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Feb. 27. Mr. G. F. Peall yesterday gave a lantern lecture at headquarters of the Victorian league m Kensington. Mr. Victor Lowinger took the chair md a large gathering was engrossed by Mr. Peall's vivid
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    CRITICS CONVINCED.
    65 13 Estate Atrocities In Planter's "Confessions." (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Feb. 27. In fairness to Mr. Lionel Ains worth I must record that the indignation aroused by the references m his book "Confessions of a Malayan Planter" to atrocities m Malaya has subsided. Mr. Ainsworth has convinced his
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    RUBBER CONTROL DIFFICULTIES.
    505 13 which, at last, distinguishable factors are emerging and these emphasise the confusion. The main difficulties are said to comprise 1. Lack of interest m restriction on the part of the natives m the Dutch East Indies owing to the present price levei. 2. Fixation of Dutch East
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      96 13 I r 11 LACTOGEN built these sturdy children. LACTOGEN does not end with Babyhood it carries its constructive work far beyond. Healthy children are happy children children whose laughter rings through the house, children who love sport and children who one day will be robust, healthy citizens, a credit to
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    ILLICIT STILLS IN JOHORE.
    610 14 Government Revenue fleeted. (From (Jar Own Corresprmdciitt Johoare Bahru, March 8. (•OVERNIfI revenue la being M (lected by the running of illicit Ills lot the manufacture of samsu m Jo].. Poo A)i Dat, a Hylam, was produced before Captain Nelson -Jones 'First Matrate, Johore Bahru yesterday,
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    TRAMCAR SET ABLAZE.
    97 14 Mad Career Down Barcelona Streets. Barcelona. A blazing tramcar careered for four blocks through the streets of Barcelona after being held up by gunmen, and finally overturned at a crossing. The tram was stopped at the point of the pistol by the gunmen, who forced the passengers
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS.
    105 14 The -Aurora." now m Singapore, is scheduled to take off for London on Sunday at 12 30 p.m. The "Athena" which left Singapore on March 4. at 12 30 p.m. for London is expected to reach there on March 14 mails t. Th«- "Astraea" which left Singapore on
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    DEFENCE NOT CALLED.
    584 14 Charge Of Theft In Johore. (From Our Own Correspondent.' Johoiv Bahru. Mar. 8. RW. PAGLER alias Mohamed Noor bin Abdullah, a Mohammedan, who was charged with having committed theit of $9.50 belonging to a Hylam -boy." employed m the Kai^etsu Hotel. Jalan Belat Tebrau. Johore Bahru. on
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    PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
    211 14 Dr. Winstedt On Position In Malaya. <*rrHEORIES of education blossom and Jl fade, but the private school m Malaya has come to stay. One can remember the time when, to the official educationalist, the private school was anathema and deservedly. Competent staffs m those days were not easy
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    JAPAN'S TRADE.
    127 14 Formidable Safeguarding Measures. Ttt^ Tokyo, Mar. 9. HE Trade Safeguarding Bill was introduced m the Diet. It is intended to safeguard Japanese trade against restrictions taken or being taken by other countries and empowers the Government to restrict or prohibit the import or export of merchandise designated after
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    FIRM MEASURES.
    89 14 Spain's Strike Position Easier. Madrid, Feb. 9. The Government's firm measures following the proclamation of a state of alarm, have greatly eased the situation, notwithstanding sporadic strikes and minor armed clashes between strikers and the police at Valencia. Bilbao, Santander and elsewhere. Pistol shots were exchanged between the
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    WOMEN WORKERS.
    90 14 Poland Has More Than Any Other Country. Warsaw. Polish women appear to have more economic independence than those of other European countries. A repori issued by the Statistical Institute of Zurich shows that 45 per cent. ol the women of Poland go out to work They number G.
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    MALAYAN BRIDGE TOLLS.
    235 14 Automobile Association's Protest. The general secretary of the Automobile Association of Malaya writes: The Association's contention that if the cost of construction of necessary new road bridges cannot be met out of the revenue derived from road users as sueh and the contrary seems to be the
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    MEMORIAL TO AN ELEPHANT.
    73 14 St. Thomas, Ontario. A plan to set up a memorial here to Jumbo. Barnum's famous elephant, is now on foot. Mr. Robert E. Sherwood, once clown m Barnum's ckxus, has offered the city of St. Thomas part of cne of Jumbo's tusks if the plan is
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    FLYING CLUB.
    238 14 Bad Weather Impedes Instruction. mHE report of the Royal Singapore FlyX ing Club's chief instructor states: Very little progress m instruction flying' was made during January and February owing to the bad weather conditions which always prevail at this time of the year. Consequently there is very little
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    WORLD'S MURDEf? RECORD.
    26 14 New York. Chile holds the worlds murder record with an average of one every three hours, says the "New York Tim f> s."
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    POOR HOUSES NEEDED.
    620 14 Position m IV-nang. SINGAPOK! S KXAMPLE LAUDED. i I PUBLIC fttten :'>cu.ssed 4^ 1 the past foi 1 the propom I establish a Hon In Sim^ Mr. John La very p, mincn'. m pub!. i f9mt. fe I the natter up m h pal Comini^. 1 j
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    THE PANCHEN LAMA OF TIBET.
    2070 16 Grants Interview. INSIDE STORY OF THE PROVINCE. 1 iii-i i raring is a translation of the substance of an interview A. Le Pallid, of the "Le .Journal (i Shanghai," had last week with 0 ichen Lama of Tibet now mi n Nanki The interview was
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    FARM SWALLOWED UP.
    125 16 Subterranean Streams Cause The Ground To Sink. Choccolocco, Alabama Ten acres cf the most ferule soil of Mr T. R. Ross's farm m the Choccolocco valley have disappeared. The tract simply dropped out of sight leaving gaping holes filled with water where cotton flourished a few months
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    MET IN A COAL MINE.
    69 16 Ten Nazis Sentenced For "Underground 55 Methods. Vienna. Ten Nazis have been sentenced to varying terms of imprisonment at Graz, Styria, on account of their underground" methods. They were accused of continuing the activities of a forbidden body by holding meetings m a gallery of
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    CORONERS' JURIES.
    654 16 Alternative Verdict For Manslaughter a CITY Coroner of London has made A a spirited reply to Lord Buckmaster's recent speech m the House ot Loi ds when he said the Coroner s Courts should be abolished. It was one of his proposals to reduce road casualties. Mr. F.
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    THE PAUPER'S FRIEND.
    42 16 MR. JOHN LAYCOCK. Municipal Commissioner of Singapore, on whosr j motion, supported by a very ablo speech, a committee has been appointed to consider m what manner j provision can be made for the aged poor and the decrepit.
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      377 16 EMPIRE'S RADIO. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. GMT. 7.15 a.m Time Signal f rom r. Ben. A summary of the we? new?. 7.30 a.m. A Roman Catholic Service: by the Reverend W 1 c pard, 0.5.8., relayed f roni I' Anne's Church, Liverpool. 8.15 a.m. Time Signal tram Greenwich light orchestral eonectt 'gran^
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    Malayan Club Life.
    1104 17 Its AmenitU* A Boon To The Unattached Gambling And Other Evil Habih Uu*t Stopped Management Com mittee Of Thong Khi Hofc Association New Year Celebrations O f Silver Star Minstrels. 4 fIJWESPONDENT writes makA m? several observations con ernin^r Malayan dub lit V.11.. 11. says hat fWta
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    Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards
    899 17 Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards itjfiiiiii^ ii liiivo ILl^©l©lL v\y OUT S>II DfcJiQlOlLcifro (By Walter Lindrum.) VIfHEN playing billiards, the usual method is to decide what is the best thing to do and do it accordingly. There are exceptional and trying occasions, however, when this is not possible, and one
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    "SOCIAL PLAGUE."
    98 17 Archbishop's Campaign Against Occultism. Rouen. In a public statement the Archbishop of Normandy has launched a campaign to rid the province of the 'social plague of witchcraft." He appeals to all Christians to have nothing to do with occultism m any form, ascribing its origin to "Satan, father
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    "PATRIOT PLANES."
    98 17 New Machine From Japan's Postal Workers. Tokyo. Japan's fleet of Patriot 'Planes" aeroplanes presented by public subscription will soon be increased by a machine donated by 25,000 postal employees. The new aeroplane will be ready m April, and has been designed for the double purpose of commercial service
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    A REDSKIN SENATOR?
    139 17 Indians' Birch Bark Petition To Lord Bessborough. Quebec. A petition written on birch bark has been forwarded to the Governor-General Lord Bessborough. urging the nomination of the chief of the Huron tribe of Red Indians to the Canadian Senate. The chief. Ludger Bastien, has already been mombrr
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    PEACE DEBTS ARE WORSE THAN WAR DEBTS.
    675 18 77/ c Problem Of Borrowing Money In Singapore. HOW would you like to borrow some money?" asked the Boss. Eh v> I said. How would you like to borrow i nioney?" asked the Boss. •Well." I confessed, "I am a bit hard up
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    MR. YU YU JEN ILL.
    52 18 Shanghai, Feb. 17. Mr. Yu Yu Jen, President of the j Control Yuan, who was sick since last week, is improving considerably and his condition is not regarded as serious. He has, however, asked the Government to have his sick leave extended by another week.
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    PLOT FOILED. ATTEMPT ON GEN. MA.
    274 18 PLOT FOILED. ATTEMPT ON GEN. MA. I Tientsin. Feb. 18. A PLOT for the assassination of Gen. i*. Ivsa Chan Shan, hero of the Nonni River battle m Heilungkiang, was nipped m the bud by the timclv *dis- covery made by Gen. Ma's friend which I resulted m the arrest
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    CHINA'S PROGRESS.
    77 18 Joint Petition By Diplomats Submitted. Nanking, Feb. 20. On behalf of all Chinese diplomatic representatives m Europe, Dr. W. W. Yen, Chinese Ambassador to Moscow, has submitted a petition to the Government offering suggestions for the development of Crjina. The petition suggested the following points 1. Abolition or
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    CANTON'S AIR FORCE.
    83 18 Hongkong, Feb. 19. General Chen Chi Tang has definitely made up his mind further to expand i f he Canton air force. By his order all pilots m the Canton j air force are required to receive further I training at Canton. General Chen has also placed
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    19TH ROUTE ARMY.
    119 18 Young Officers To Be Further Trained. Nanking. Feb. IG. By order of General Chiang Kai Shek. ,11 the young officers of the now defunct 9th Route Army have been sent Uj .the Military Schools at Nanking and Loyang °Il Is understood that these officers will )c incorporated
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    "BUY CHINESE."
    110 18 Hangchow, Feb. 21. The Chekiang Provincial Government Las issued an order that m the future uo foreign products may be bemfiftt f <> 1 Lhe use of the Chekiang official oiganisations including stationery and fur--1 All employees must also wear Chinese native clothes by way of encouraging the
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    BRITISH INFLUEN IN YUNNAN.
    755 18 must populate the border districts with ex-service men or regular soldiers. Today, most parts of China's border districts are unpopulated. In case of a foreign invasion tneie is no way to stop it. By the time the Government has massed sufficient troops to resist the invaders
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    A Review Of Malayan Sport.
    2035 20 Conclusion Of A Successful Race Meeting Rain Returns With Onset Of Cricket Season Newcomers At The S.C.C. Dearth Of Good Bowlers In Singapore The Coming State Match Against Selangor Good Displays By Upcountrii Cricketers. (By "Rimau.") TiHE three-day February-March race meeting held m Singapore proved
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    690 20 (By "X.0.") FRANK Weber is the main top c m local boxing circles. When the match with Graham toas made there were very lew who thought he would last the distance against the classy Weber the RAF. champion, but Weber did more than
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      803 20 SOCCER COMPETITION. Test Your Skill and Win Cash Prize of 100 $1Q() "Sunday Tribune" No Must Be P P f F tUl Entrance Contest. P Won (No. 43.) __£?£l_ Th. SUNDAY TRIRTTNE" will ruve a prize of $100 to readers submitting entries with the largest number of correct forecasts of
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    ANOTHER SAFE BURGLED.
    153 21 Surprise For Borneo Co.'s Cashier. From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, March 10. r.rnWING close upon the sensaa J burglary at Batu Gajah where Uo^rSry safe m the Governrifled and a sum of men U°^kpn away. the local Police are 530.500 take" a* of ft of intestigatm^into p-^
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    QUESTION RAISED.
    221 21 Shall There Be A Line Under The Net? Shall a line be drawn across the badminton court exactly underneatti and parallel with the net? This question is raised by Mr. Ahmat bin Indot, official empire of the Selangor Badminton Association, m a letter to the Sunday Tribune. The
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    PERAK BADMINTON.
    310 21 Ipoh And Taiping Parties Meet. A badminton match, composed of five doubles, between the Taiping: Physical Culture League, Champions of the Larut badminton League, and the Ipoh Novices Badminton Party, runners-up of the Kinta Badminton League, was held at the former's court, at Taiping last Sunday. The match
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    Badminton Courts Of Malaya
    1635 21 Question Raised By Selangor Umpire Letter To Sunday Tribune Views Invited Season Begins In Singapore Ipoh And Taiping Parties Meet Useful B.PJs Anniversary. r rHE badminton season m Singapore will soon start. Th^ majority of the parties have already held thfiif annual meetings, and the new
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    LEAGUE POINTS FOR PUBLISHERS.
    268 22 Soccer Match On V.M.C.A. Ground. THE Malaya Publishing House beat the British American Tobacco C). 4 2 m a keenly contested game m the Third Division of S.A.F.A. League on tne V.M.C.A ground. The issue was m doubt right up to the last minute. The B.A.T.
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    PERAS SCHOOL CRICKET.
    123 22 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, March 9. The Government English School. Tapah, has introduced a cricket League competition for its pupils and already much keenness has been displayed, matches m the first round having been completed according to programme. For the purpose of the competition the pupils
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    AI TONG O.B.S.
    369 22 Ping-Pongr Tournament Results. RESULTS of the iifih and sixth works' matches of the Al Tong Old Boys' i ping-pong tournament were as follows Khoo Soo Guan beat Soh Chwee L*w 3-0; Nt. Cheng Chum b^at Lee Kirn Chuan 3-2: Khoo Soo Guan beat Chtia Eng Cheone 3-0;
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    STRAITS CHINESE E.L.
    88 22 Members of the Straits Chinese Epwrorth League are requested to note that there will be an excursion to "Harrpctead Baths" next Saturday, starting from the League premises at 2 p.m. The "Hampstead Baths," kindly lent by Mrs. Lee Choon Guan, are situated at 7V2 rniie Bukit Timah
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    MONOPOLIES BEA WILTS.
    193 22 Third Division (W Match. (> i r f h .f s w ss i Rrr-^ sion of the S.A.F.A LetJue Jaian Besar Stadium. The soldiers pressed throi*k^| second-hali but their for»s vt ry weak before <oal. and fato* use of the numerous chane* came their we I
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    AMICABLE A.A.BILLIAR
    82 22 The finals m the Amicable ij. Association's Gold Hake" Wkta balls 1 tournament resulted as ifc A. Clss: Yeo Koon Yam; nm Koh Cheng Moh. B. Class Tan Meng Chora: H up, Tan Tee Tee. C. Class Quck cliuu Kirn: !U:. Yeo Ah Kow D. Class: T;iii Teng
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    LOKE'S B.P.
    44 22 Loke's B.P. team v. Oxygen B.P at the Holloway Party's court. Corner of Holloway Lane arc Bridge Road, at 3.45 p.m.: George Chen, Wee Jui Hik. j Jeow, Lim Jitt Wong. Wong Ckl Goh Kiah Ping. Foo Han T Foo Fook Moo.
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    WILLIE SMITH'S VISIT.
    194 23 Billiards Treat. \I\TOi AT THE XEW WORLD. LOCAL bill* asts who aid not have ai rtunity of serinjr Willm Smith m action when he ptwwd through Singapore on hi i way to Shanghai, are to have :i Hw Siiig*po re Billiards Association have made arrangements for the
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    LAST NIGHT'S PLAY.
    120 23 In las' t.iglv's Inter-Club game, the I Clerical Union defeated the Junior Civil S* r vfep A ion by 575 points to 504 point.; Scores: Teo Tiai; Sttei iC.V i beat Goh Chian j Chm 159-85*. Tan. Bok Lini IC.U brut D. J. Ponnu- durai 150 121
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    HENRY AT HOME.
    61 23 Frequent Practice Games With The Arsenal. (From Our Ovm Correspondent) London. Feb. 27. Mr. A L. Henry, Malaya's stir toot- bailer neating a jto id impression j among the Arsenal lads at Highbury. He runs up there frequently for a practice gam" "We are going to work
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    THE FAR EASTERN OLYMPIAD.
    330 23 Dr. Wang Reviews China's Chances. Shanghai, March 10. IT is generally regarded that China hai little hope of doing well m the field and track events at the forthcoming Far Eastern Olympiad at Manila m May, but the various games, such as volleyball, soccer and basketball
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    EPWORTH LEAGUES.
    165 23 Straits Chinese And Paya Lebar. rE Straits Chinese Epworth League lest at ping-pong against the Paya Lebar Epworth League by the odd game m five and won the badminton by six matches to nil. Results iS.C.E.L. names first i: PING-PONG. Liao Boon Leong lost to Scan Kirn Chye
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS.
    194 23 Ties for Wednesday and Thursday m the billiards (Russian pool) tournament at the S.C.C. are as follows: Wednesday: W. W. Speid and F. W. Fargus v. H. Gray and R. Land; P. H. Romney and R. S. Wilson v. N. G. Bishop and E. H. R. Bowerman. Thursday:
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    CRICKET CANCELLED.
    36 23 I The cricket match arranged to be played to-day at the Thomson Road Depot between the Police and the Nondescripts' C.C. has been cancelled owing to the regrettable death of Inspector A. E. Popejoy.
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    Arsenal Just Manage To Beat The Villa.
    1412 23 Huddersfield Still Level With Champions. OESULTS of yesterdays English and Scottish League matches, as cabled I 'by Renter, and the League tables brought right up to date, are ,s fol- lows: ENGLISH LEAGUE, Diw I. Ais.i;al Astrn V. Hirmii!<4ham 0 Stab* 1 Bhickbum
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    SOCCER CONTEST RESULT.
    141 23 Eight Readers Share $100 Prize. EIGHT readers, each with eight correct forecasts, share the prize 01 $100 cffered m connection with the ''Sunday Tribune Soccer Contest No. 40. Their names and addresses are: Mr. C. C. Kat, 77, Bukit Timbok, Seremban. Mr. K. K. Seng, Messrs. Bruce
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    RUGGER INTERNATIONAL.
    17 23 Swansea, March 10. To-day's rugger international resulted as follows:, Wales 13, Ireland 0. -Renter. j
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    LEAGUE SOCCER.
    36 23 The match m the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League, between the S.R.C. and the S.C.F.A.. arranged to take place at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, had to be postponed owing to the rain. ->-
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    SEET KIM CHENG B.P.
    36 23 Members of the Sect Kirn Cheng B.P. are reminded of the proposed visit, to Johore. during the Easter holidays. They are requested to turn up for practice as often as possible. i
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    INTER-SERVICES SOCCER.
    26 23 The football arranged for yesterday at the Anson Road Stadium between the Dutch Naval XI and the R.A.F. was postponed owing to the rain.
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    S.A.F.A. REFRESHER COURSE.
    16 23 The usual S.A.F.A. Relerees' Refresher Course meeting will not be held on Tuesc^ay.
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    SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB.
    18 23 The S.LG.C. March ladies' medal (bogey) will be played to-morrow and on j Tuesday.
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    YESTERDAY'S CRICKET.
    13 23 All yesterday's local cricket matches were washed out by the rain.
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    PERAK TENNIS.
    110 23 Match Between Chinese And Europeans. (from Our Own Corti'spondent.) Ipoh. March 10. npHE annual tennis match, Perak JL Chinese v. Perak Europeans, Began to-day. The matches were well contested, and the Chinese were leading at the close of play by five matches to two. RESULTS: Choo Chee Fatt
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    EXCITING CRICKET AT K. L.
    181 23 I citement ran high when the Club re- quired five more runs for victory, and there remained only three more balls to be bowled m the last over of the day. Rivaz settled the issue by hitting Mayo's fourth delivery over the ropes for j
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      20 24 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. 24 PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1934. FIVE CENTS.
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      Local Prize-Winning Dogs.
      107 24 The wedding at Christ Church. Hifhbury Grove. London. N.. of Mr. Claud- Rpn»n*on. leader of a dance band known as "Claude bumpton and th Bandits," and Miss Jeanette Barnet. Three ol the prize-winning animals at Friday's Cat and Dog Show it the Y.W.C.A A pirl m tennis
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