Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 27 May 1934

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    Masthead
    16 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol. 2 No SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1984 r [YE < iN I S
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    TIN AND WAR.
    194 1 America Becoming Anxious. •By Air Mail.) {From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 16. ACCORDING to a Washington x message, Japanese purchas s ci scrap tin from the Uni ed States Ti ue.cr.b£d by Mr. C. I. Faddis Democrat Member of the House of Rcpresen atives) as menacing
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    Buffer Pool Scheme: Leader's Crave Warning.
    513 1 Buffer Pool Scheme Leader's Crave Warning. Malaya's Industry At A Standstill. Breeding Serious Competition Elsewhere. j^ GRAVE warning of the effects of the Tin Restriction Scheme, as at present administered, was given by Mr. Harold Huntsman at the meeting of the Austral-Malay Tin Group m Ipoh yesterday. -We are submitting/
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    The Singapore Volunteers Receive New Colours.
    782 1 ChoI L g Kew who received Sde? %T 52? The re THE MARCH PAST *5 n th U i Ck tlme C^S rder and }I had nS?^ f rhe Coros wbn m °nv bur vk p r rt m h- ~r«. th *Pain g
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    VERY BRIGHT FUTURE.
    291 1 Rubber Prospects. A STEADY 9d. PER POUND. (By Air Midi) (From Our Own Correspondent., London, May IG. ifKO^I the beginning the nuber control has incurred universal respect for its promot and businesslike activities. Within a brief fortnight, cue scheme has been published, sign ed, legislatively provided for,
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    NAVAL TALKS.
    258 1 What Japanese Vernacular Papers Say. Tokyo. May 28 While the idea of holding prel;m'nnry navsu! talks is generally welcomed, the vernacular papers, seemingly reflecting- the anxiaty m official circles, emphasise the importance of watching the AngoAmerican talks and warding off the possibility of Great Britain and the United
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    "SWOPPED" WIVES STORY.
    2954 1 "A DISGUSTING AFFAIR/ JUDGE DECLINES TO BELIEVE IT. Amazing Story. Brother Officers In Divorce Court. (By Air Mail) (From Our Oicn Correspondent.) London, May 16. VEKY emphatically Mr. Justice Bateson expressed his disbelief m an amazing story told during a divorce suit m which two brother-officers played
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    COCHIN CHINA'S GOVERNOR.
    559 2 M. Pages. INTERVIEWED IN SINGAPORE. HPHE newly-appointed Governor of Cochin-China, M. Peter Pages, arrived m Singapore yesterday by the "Andre Lebon" on his way to take up his post. He was met on arrival by M..P. "A. Ballcreau. the French Consul at Signapore. The ''Andre Lebon" sailed
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    PERAK MURDER CHARGE.
    193 2 Accused To Call 300 Witnesses. (From Our Own Car respondent) Ipoh. May 26 /COMMITTED to the Assizes for trial Kj on a charge of murder, a Chinese named Lai Man informed the court that he had 300 witnesses to call. According to the prosecution, the day previous
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    BRITAIN AND FRANCE.
    105 2 Trade Negotiations To Start Next Week. Rugby. May 24. Ii seems probable that the AngloFrench trade negotiations will be resumed m London next week. They were suspended about eight weeks ago. It was agreed that meanwhile the 1882 Convention between Great Britain and France should remain m
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    UNKNOWN SOLDIER.
    57 2 Memorial To Be Built li Shanghai. Shanghai Ifar I The Panchen L;ima of Tibr jig personal represenfctttfet to Tiber :ave the way for his return. A huge 10mb for the "Unbo Scldier" will be built at Minhas23 Shanghai, next month. Th jccupy ever 50 rncw oi laac-H Cuo
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    QUEEN CHRISTINA
    1389 3 CHAPTER 111 Christina's We became afire" of Swed on much as k .fiA beiure with her and she went for long rides with T*L 3ut there > not so much time •"T be 'pert with him or m play. Her iSuaUon bscame a matter ot cieep im!«tance Training
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    TREASURY THEFT.
    173 3 Allegations Against A Peon. (From Our Own Correspondent. Ipoh, May -~>. AS the result of further investigation made by the officers of the Criminal Intelligence Department, Ipoh, six Malays have been detained fpr examination by the Police m connection with the alleged theft of $30,000 from the safe
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    LIQUOR OFFENCES.
    426 3 Several Cases At Seremban Court. t (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, May 24. For erecting a corrugated iron shed j without the permission of the Sanitary Board, the manager of the Negrl Sembilan Aerated Water Co., was summohd before the police magistrate today. He pleaded guilty and was
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    CARS COLLIDE.
    257 3 Owner-Driver Fined In Johore. (From Our Own Correspondents Johore Bahru. May 25. As the result of a collision between two hire cars, the driver of one of them. z. Chinese owner-driver named Heng Ah 'Kovv, was charged yesterday 3 beiore Un^ku Hassan bin Omar (Third Mayistrate^, Johore BahrU,
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    TO-DAY'S DOG SHOW.
    127 3 Opening At Polo Ground At Noon. PROMOTED by the Singapore branch Of the Malayan Kennel Association, a Dog Show is to be held on the Singapore Polo Ground to-day, commencing at mid-day, when the judging begins. The show will close at 7 p.m. Owing to quarantine restrictions
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    NEW BILL.
    138 3 The Safety Of Life At Sea. A Bill is shortly to be introduced into the Legislative Council to implement certain provisions of ffoS International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1929, relating to the holding of examinations and the issue of Certificates of Competency as Lifeboatmen.
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    TRADE MARK CASE.
    114 3 Charge Against A Chinese Importer. Teh Sim Heng, the proprietor of Chop Chee Hung, of Cross Street, was produced before the Criminal District Judge, Mr. H. A. Ferrer, yesterday, on charges of importing, being m possession of, and selling boxes of gramophone needles under the name of
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    FINANCE CONFERENCE
    203 3 Important Questions At Shanghai. Shanghai May 26. A HUNDRED and twelve delegates attended the third session of the National Financial Conference yesterday morning. Dr H. H. Kung, the Finance Minister, presided. Mr. Wang Ching Wei (Premier) watched the proceedings. Seven important Resolutions were passed. Messrs. Chang Shan Yong
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    RED SUPPRESSION.
    103 3  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Many Aeroplanes Sent To Fukien. Shanghai, May 26. The anti-Red conference at Hankow wns formally declared open by Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang at the Military Headquarters yesterday morning. Over 20 Commanders attended, m- eluding Generals Chang Chun. Ho j Cheng Chun. Liv Chin Hua,
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    AI TONG O.B.S
    65 3 The Ai Tong Old Boys' society 01 Singapore staged a successful concert m aid of the Society's funds last Sunday evening at the Shanghai Theatre m *Eu Tong Sen Street. The programme consisted mainly of sketches by students of the Chung Wah Girls' School and the Chinese
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    TRADE COMMISSION.
    42 3 Report Expected In A Few Days. The Trade Commission met m Singapore on May 22, 23. 24 and 25, and completed the drafting of their report The report will be presented to Government m the course of a few days.
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    GUARDS FIRE ON STUDENTS.
    93 3  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Tragedy At Chinan University. May 26. AMJMBEB of students of the Chinan University m Chenje, Shanphai. had a quarrel with the chief of the Peace Preser-\ati(-!i Corps, on Thursday nijrht. The latter ordered his jruard<= to fire on ;h<* students. About 100
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    MOUNTAIN SPLITS.
    93 3  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Junks Sunk And Crews Drowned. Hongkong. May 26 Canton is alarmed by the report from Sinkwan stating that the side of liountain near Lochang broke away on 1 Thursday, causing a landslide. One village was buried by earth, and 12 villages suffered damage. At
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    ALLEGED THEFT.
    80 3 Indian To Appeal Against Conviction. An Indian named Kanusamy, formerly m the employ of the Singapore Traction Co.. as a bus conductor, was convicted before the Third Magistrate (Mr 3. M. Brander) yesterday morning on r chare of theft of $1 from a ticket box. Court-Inspector Cowie said
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    Unsolved Mysteries Of MISSING PERSONS.
    929 4 Unsolved Mysteries Of MISSING PERSONS. OVER twenty-five thousand persons disappear every year m New York City alone! Why do they leave home? Where do they go? How many are found m East River? How many m the North River? How many find their way to madhouses, brothels, prisons? "Before an
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    FOR WHIPSNADE.
    84 4 Tiger Cub Growing T^ Hig For A, Pet A TIGER nib. captured m the j,w of north-east Negrf Sembilani? parly of Jakun (eft Sintaji he Blue Funnel linnr "AchUW** He is to bo pn vented to the Lorn* Zoo. for Whipsnade Park. iy Blang, as the cub [led
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    P.H.I.
    201 4 The following arc details of the p^. to-day by Holland, xio t H operated fo ips I yen Hollanc i lenftfa i€Jc iS.SO I lal Anthem. L 4.00 Rc< o L 4.10 Talk on behalf of the Dutcfc V .vi.C.A. by Ds P. 14.25 S< Jan van i\luulen with
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      80 4 ALHAHIBR4 SJ Bnff v'-ffv <¥' Starring GLORIA STUART I ROGER PRYOR I with I MARIAN MARSH f 1 Sprightly romance with a night-club background I A delightfu! story of a Boy t and a Girl embellished f with great song and dance numbers I With Shirley Gr<ty, Onslow Stevens, p
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      267 4 TO-DAY'S RADIO. Details Of Empire Programmes. 050 inn. Time Signal from Big Tom. The Western Studio Orches- tra (leader, Frank Thomas), J from a Cardiff studio. (Time Signal from Greenwich at 1200). 7.50 p.m. A pianoforte recital by Esther Fisher. 8 20-8 50 p m An orchestral concert, a programme
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    Strictly Between Ourselves
    2100 5 iotberdtylbe! ok myself to Meyer's Qualr- (i (i lhe lifl h which ifly started the fan. ,3 nrried to the top of the hti&ding. i twu p*ag to see Mr. Roland Braddell. rot be ahum* fri < °*i ami ima Bil8 ilK m im m wy liral
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      276 6 I ■I CROSLEY SHELVADOR i j Jfltia liluuli A IUK i fl i^^^^^^^n»^^^H Years of researefi tiave at last 8 1 j developed tlie perfect refrig- 2 I E^^^|^^9B| erator witli convenience such n I ÜB^^l^rfilS as no otlier snake of 'electric I /^^^ii^Sffll refrigerator can approach; o I' L^^M^WII
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    REMINISCENCES OF THE MUTINY.
    3732 7  - REMINISCENCES OF THE MUTINY. Old Gunner (By Story Of Stirring Days In Singapore. [SPECIAL TO THE "S JNDAY TRIBUNE"] Un one of the few remaining >f the old [cry who ck Ac *c x I tpo 1 c by th Jard'nc's Seps -bo it 2 it was a hoi day.
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      626 7 i-"lsr 'T^HE Girl of To-day has many more Successful girls know the secret of difficulties to overcome than the pa»n relief through taking 'ASPRO.' |v.j ,'j girl of ten years ago, yet she is deter- 'ASPRO banishes pains and headaches, L"1 ;:I;=ff mined to make good, even m the face
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    THE PROPHET.
    134 8 Chief Priest Who Foretold His Own Death. Tokyo. The Chief Priest of the Shorinji Buddhist Temple m Nishigahara (Tokyo) was ill. He called his disciples together and told them that he was going to die m three days. On the third day, the priest himself began the rites
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    Improving Defective Negatives
    534 8 OUR CAMERA CORNER. How To Spot Ott Pinholes. Inexpensive Method Of Retouching. ]y|OST amateurs who do their own work will probably be bothered quite a lot at first with defective negatives, whose blemishes have occurred m the process of development. One of the most common defects is
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    SINGAPORE IS MUCH LESS SINFUL NOW.
    848 8 Effect Of The Abolition Of "Tolerated Houses." SINGAPORE can well claim that it is no longer the "cesspool" of the East— if it ever was Only a few years ago, an unsavoury reputation attached to the name of Singapore. Not only wa3 it considered
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    NEW WIRELESS STATION.
    116 8 Portugal's "All British" Institution. Portugal's new "All British" bntdcasting station is now working experimentally for ten hours a day. It will be opened officially by it President of the Republic on May The contract to build the station H secured by a British firm, and dor. I
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    2480 9 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. iiTCTSUN saw a lot of holiday makers W profiting by the fine weather at «trbv beaches, at Changi and Seletar. nithose who stayed m Singapore over "/holidays a great many found their tf» "i> Bukit Timah for the last pro--5L day of the Spring Meeting.
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      113 9 SUNDAY TRIBUNE. 'Phone: 5811 and 5812. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Including at office Postage Postage or close to to Foreign residence. F.M-S Countries. Nearly $3.00 $4.20 $600 Half-Yearly $1.50 $2.10 $3.00 Quarterly $0.75 $1.05 $1.50 SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. Copies of back humberß of the "Sunday Tribune"
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      364 9 'this delicious pudding will serve eight people. And the cost is only a trifle over 2 cents. per person. Desserts are sometimes considered an extravagance, but even the most frugal housewife could find no fault with th e cost of this or.c. You will want to vs 8 Royal Baking
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    WHERE SINGAPORE'S BISCUITS ARE MADE.
    720 10 W HERE SINGAPORE'S BISCUITS ARE MADE. HO HO FACTORY TUBNS Oil FIVE lONS A DAY. A FEW SIMPLE PROCESSES. Bulk Consumed By Poorer Classes Of The City V[()T many people are aware that quantity of biscuit.- is i *nade m Singapore. There are at ie :uit factories m the V.v.
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    FOR THE ZOOS.
    115 10 South Africa Sends Lions And Other Animals. Pretoria. Seven Stanley craves, one lynx, one honey badger, one blesbok and one sable antelope, are leaving Pretoria to make the long journey to Britain— for inclusion m the Belfast Zoo. At the same time two lions, two zebras, four
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    RICHARD III AS NAZI?
    85 10 German Protest Against A Shakespeare Production. Prague. Shakespeare's "Richard lll"— with a topical twist is drawing full houses at one of Prague's leading theatres. The tyrant's throne on the stage is decorated with a huge swastika. The German newspapers have already protested, but the management of
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    PRINCE OF WALES AND AIR TRAVEL.
    208 10 "My Main Means Of Transport." Rugby, May 24. fN a message to the A_r D^y organisers I trie Prince oi Waies sa>s: "As one whose main means of transport nowaaa^s is througn tne air, 1 am convinced oi the extreme importance of flying as
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    KEDAH'S PADI CROP.
    268 10 A Record, But Prices Remain Low. Last season's estimates of the area planted and quantity of padi produced m Kedah are now available. The estimates of the Department of Agriculture, which closely correspond with those of the penghulus, show that 238,457 acres were planted with padi, which
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    AN ELECTRIC BELL.
    58 10 Madrid. A powerful electric bell is being installed m the Spanish Cortes^— to drown the shouts of angry deputies when the session becomes too stormy. The bell will be manipulated by the speaker from his table, and he will be able to keep it ringing until the
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    TRUTH OF THE TESTAMENT.
    1684 10 TRUTH OF THE TESTAMENT. Dr. Lamsa'3 Challenge. IPOH READER'S ABLE DEFENCE. A H. C, of Ipoh, sends a reply to an article appearing m the Sunday Tribune of May 13, relating to the challenge to the accuracy of the Authorised Version of the New Testament by Dr. George M. Lamsa.
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    FISHERMEN'S ANCHOR CATCH.
    50 10 An enormous anchor 12 tif weighing 16 cwts. has been fishermen off the Italian c°*° Leghorn ♦K«»irirt** It became entangled m "JJ-ec was. with great difficulty, a 1 the boat. nf > Experts state that the »J JJ| belonged to a Ra"«-v of tRC Republic of Pisa-
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    Forthcoming Malayan Films.
    1858 11  -  CINEQUE T^HERE is a full-fledg/K< earthquake m 'Advice to the Lovelorn," Lee Tracy's current starring vehicle' for Joseph M. Schenck and Darryl Zanuck's 1 20ih Century Pictures, showing next week at ihe Pavilion Theatre. TTS rhythm and duration were copied from sei;;mographic records of the quake that
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, May, 27, 1934. COUNCIL REFORM IN THE F.M.S.
    402 12 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, May, 27, 1934. COUNCIL REFORM IN THE F.M.S. TSEEE is no staying healthy progress. Not even m the F.M.&, where a special political Mtuation provides a very convenient excuse for delaying conBsfonfl m the way of representipn of public opinion, and reling autocratic power m the
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    The World Comes To Singapore Docks.
    1121 12  - The World Comes To Singapore Docks. 1/ there is one place m Singapore* where cultured restraint goes overboard for a time it is at the wharves when a big vessel is coming m. It i not the same when a ship is leaving. The atmosphere is different. You see people
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      60 12 I SO EASY TO WASH Tobralco stands up ironderfuily f i sun thine -n»<l washing. See the fascinating range of designa Ms clear and lovely colours go so wrjl \\ifh Frei I' young faces. Its wonderful qualify enables i( endless tubbing, and of course it ruyyu^ thr ToottJ Bfuarmtee A
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      39 12 THE WEEK'S TIDE TABLE. 936 am.. 0.14 p.m. To morrow 10.26 a m., 9.49 p.m. .1115 am.. 10.26 p.m. J 12 01 pm. 11.09 p.m. t% 12 40 p.m.. 11.52 pm I 139 p.m. v 040 a.m., 2.29 p.m.
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      555 12 Sparkles \STwZ] B y"« ulz p|/D you see Vie old soldiers "fade "Vertical drinking" has been resumed Mr. McElwaine, our Attorney General, U away- after yesterday's parade? 'm God's Own Country. Here m Malaya "called to the Inner Bar" m They won the race to the bar m a' it
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    Spectators Frenzied Applause Greets Man's Acquittal Of Murder.
    167 13 AMAZING CASE AT LEEDS ASSIZES. YOUNG FATHER FREED. Alleged To Have Thrown Daughter Through Train Window. AMAZING scenes at Leeds A ss'zes marked the lifting of the shadow of the gallows from a young father w ho, for two days had undergone
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    VOLUNTARY WITNESSES FOR DEFENCE.
    1367 13 (By Air Mail) j ffrom Our Own CorrespondentJ London. May I*2 V 0 sooner had the words "Not jruilty" passed the lips of thr foreman of the jury than the pack ed public jralleries broke into a storm of applause. The u^rs clamoured for silence. and
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    PAYMENT IN FULL OF EVERY DEBT.
    358 13 New Dawn For Family Of Edgar Wallace. (By Air Mail.) {From Our Own Correspondent^ London, May 16. WHEN Mr. Edgar Wallace died ol pneumonia m Beverly Hilib, California, m the February of 1932. his widow and family were confronted with colossal liabilities both here
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    THE LOCH NESS MONSTER.
    325 13 Another Theory. A LOST SNAKEGOD? Interest m Scotland's famous Loch Ness Monster has now reached South Australia; and Huh Minnie D. Harrington, writing to a London Sunday paper, from Andamooka Station, Pimba, East Wert Line, sends the following disturbing theory of what Ihe monster may be!
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    THE UNBROKEN LINE.
    5522 14  -  OUR SHORT STORY I M** :;:h!. whtre have you been limed ITou dont seem to know :nyiu That's Bobby Landon. Lord FinI ton's only son. Just abuu" to pull 'djff the marrl the season."' 5 rebuke mee'rt'v. a pell .<$ hi Africa b.vestigatfhg > liekkiess does count
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    VOLUNTEERING DURING THE GREAT WAR.
    930 16 OLD SINGAPORE— I 2. Mobilised Duties:, In Forts And Hospitals. 38 1, (Special to the "Sunday Tribune.") fpHE work of the Singapore Volunteer Artillery— the only Volunteer unit at one time and the fortunes which attended it are related below. The Volunteer movement m Singapore
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    Badminton Courts Of Malaya.
    2617 17 Manny Thrilling Games Aft Selangor Again Trounces Perak Several Interesting Matches Samuel Vanquishes Cheng Phor New Party Formed In Kuala Kubu Bharu Results Of Local Matches Exhibition Games At Anti-Opium Clinic Bazaar. «0R the :*eund time, Selangor de- monstrated her superiority over Perak m badminton last
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    106 17 IJing affair. The Perak men were «n« but became erratic failing to c with several services. They evenly allowed their rivals to come level and beat them. i Kon Leong (Selangor) proved good for Yoon Siew Kaag i Perak) «f» w eXt match whicn was treat watch. Delightful badminton was
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    SHE LOST 32 LBS.
    132 18 yew Frocks No Longer Worried Her the lo?e that too. of fat? 1 bfl -v-kin f. Let her tell you 1 mentafl ego I weighed 12 st. hich I eaa assure you annoyed mrfmach. Everything »emed a worry especially n m clothes. Nothing Id fit ivj
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    TOM-TITS IN LETTER-BOX.
    40 18 Munch. .r> torn- have built their nest m on.v letter-tad m the village of isrieci Bavaria, and are preparing r a family. than disturb their domestic postal authorities have decided a second letter-box m the Reuter fgfg
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    MALAYAN CLUB LIFE.
    1862 18 Local Teacher Joins Sussex Monastery Annual Reports Of Three Institutions Great Activity Reported Singapore Catholics Meet To-day— Kuala Lumpur Malays' Visit To Seremban. riLUBS m Malaya had a busy time last week-end on the "occasion of the Whitsun holidays. The clubhouses presented animated scenes, and much cheer
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    Don't Only Play To Pocket: Remember That The Object-Ball Settles After-Position; Not So "Easy Scoring" Cannons.
    1022 19 Don't Only Play To Pocket: Remember That The ObjectBall Settles After-Position; Not So "Easy Scoring" Cannons. for Amateur 8. ••IN-OFF" TIPS. By j SYDNEY Li:*:. i VERY odd fhiflß about billiards is A ttet most of those who play the look at it to a:v altogether reversed Wbta playing m.
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    BRITISH RUGBY.
    535 19 We-Hards And France's Future. 'By Air Mail». London. May 9. £ERTAp questions must be asked »SS-, a i ernalioll 1 Ru b y- w iat do 'oth?r£ Perna P s il would be more Slant? Scotl lnd Ireland, an<: Bnghope for In ternationa! Rugby BRf llonal tournament firi
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    The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED
    2486 20 The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED The Two I nter -Slate Cricket Matches Sporting Declarations Defeated By The Clock S.R.C. Representatives Do Well At Seremban Selangor's Disappointing Display At Penang Sar wanamuthu And Reutens Bowl Well The Guillemard And McCabe Reay Tennis Matches. (By "Rimau.") rpHE Governor's Cup professional race meeting,
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    Australians Have Not Yet Met The Best Bowlers.
    635 21 iPonsfbrd 281, not out. McCabe IS2>. Fonsord and McCabe established a third wicket record of 339 runs. FIFTH MATCH. At Chelmsford, the Australians won by an innings and 119 runs. ESSEX: 220 (Nichols 62, O'Reilly 6 for 79) and 99. AUSTRALIANS: 438
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    CHINA'S CHAMPION LADY SWIMMER.
    652 21  - CHINA'S CHAMPION LA DY SWIMMER. Dragon (By Miss Yang Shau King. IM4ZING RISE TO m FAME. I HAD the pleasure of meeting Misu I S*aa King, China's la: p.,, prodipy. when I v.a s in frrfwg m 1930. Then she w ljmffoW aRd h:ui tak€n up swn l nling for
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    BRITISH GOLF.
    100 21 Amateur Championship Semi-Finals. IN the quarter-finals of the British amateur golf championship at Fi c.;.v/i-k to-day Wallace beat Francis 6 ana t\ Dunlap beat Waker 3 and 1" beat Bourn 4 and 2 and Gamett beac Neal one »ip. he semi-finals Wallace beat Dnnerican amateur champion l Walace
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    SRC. BEAT R.I.
    81 21 A strong SRC. eleven beat the Raffles Institution at football on Friday on the SRC. ground 3—l. The schoolboys <*aye a splendid display and at time distinctly had the upperhanri. The Ciub however, proved slightly superior towards the end whan they scored two goals. The R.I. opened
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    CLERICAL UNION SOCCER.
    23 21 C LERICAL UNION SOCCER. The Clerical Union II defeated the P^Vv.D. Sports Club 6— 1 on Thursday on the C.U. ground. z m
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    PADMORE SHIELD.
    120 21 Malayan Billiards Final To-Night. THE Malayan billiards championship final fox the Padmore Challenge Shield, between Teo Chwee Hoe (Aston A.Cj and Gan Hock lioe (U.C.F.Aj will be played at the New World to-night on the Padmore table on which the chainpiojiship of the world was played last year
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    1151 21  -  K.O. (By ACCORDING to an announcement made at the Olympic Stadium one May 18, Fernandez and Arthur Suares are to have their return bout on June 1. The FiliFernandez pino and his supporters were disappointAnd ed at the verdict when they first met
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    Four Wickets In Successive Deliveries
    330 22 CHINESE MEET R.A.F. AT CRICKET. Fletcher Performs The "Hat-Tricte" THE Chinese could only make 75 when they batted first against the R.A.F. yesterday. Choon Lim being top-scorer with 23. Fletcher bowled with deadly effect. In one over he performed the "hat-trick" and also captured another
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    U.S. BASEBALL.
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    C.S.C. BEAT WILTS.
    204 22 Exciting Finish At i Balestier. THE Ceylon Sports Club just managed to win by 15 runs against the Wilt- shire Regiment yesterday on the C.S.C. ground. Scores: Wiltshires: Cremin v. Iliitucamarn b. Pcnnuthurau 9, Stopher c. Hamid b. Mutucamaru 34, Maris c. Jansen b Sundram 17, Cummins
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    CUP FINAL DINNER.
    288 22 Sir Frederick Wall's Tip In Advance. Speaking at the Manchester City Club's Final banquet, Mr. Lawrence Furniss, President of the Cup winners, said it was a miracle of modern football that the City team should reach the Final m successive seasons. Mr. F. W. Rinder, of the
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    F.A. CUP WINNERS.
    86 22 Captain's Handicap At Wembley. For the second year m succession Manchester City had a great Cup Final secret which they were very anxious should not leak out until after j the match. Twelve months ago S. Cowan, the I captain of the team, unknown to anyone but
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    MARINE F.C. IN MALACCA.
    41 22 Soccer Match With State Team Drawn. (From Our Own Correspondentj Malacca, May 26. The Singapore Marino Dept. drew with the Malacca Malaya Cup side, the score being one all. Both goals were scored m the second half.
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    BACHELORS' HOME B.P.
    27 22 Bachelors' Home team v. the Telok Ayer Epworth League on Saturday, June 2, at 3 p.m. at the former's court, 17, Mount Emily Road.
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    SELANGOR v. N. S.
    20 22 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, May 2G. Negri held Selangor to a draw (2 goals each).
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    ENGLISH CRICKET.
    352 22 Games At Present In Progress. THE Australians, who played against the M.C.C. at Lord's on May 12. 14 and 15, when Hendren and Wyatt scored centuries against them, paid their second visit to that ground yesterday, to keep their engagement with Middlesex. The Australians play Surrey, at the
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    DAVIS BEATS NEWMAN.
    310 22 United Kingdom Billiards Championship. Davis won the United Kingdom Championship at Thurston's Bail m Leicester Square m mail week, when he beat Newman by 444 points. The event wa.s Arranged, for tn j first time, this season to take the place o* the old Professional Championship, which,
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    LOCAL BOXING.
    61 22 Return Bout Between Suares And Fernandez. Young Fernandez, who was beaten by Arthur Suares at the Olympic Stadium recently, will have an opportunity of reversing that decision at the same venue on Friday night when they meet m a return bout. Charges of admission will be S3, $2,
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    S.C.C. SOCCER.
    93 22 S.C.C. "B" XI v. S.H.B.J.S. C. on Thursday at the S.C.C: C. G. F. J. Drabbe; A. Ferguson. H. L. Da vies; T. W. Morray. G. Boas, C. Q. Starkey; C. Fittock. R. Johnson, L. D. S Gardener. S. E. Craig. S. A. And'-rson. S.C.C. 2nd XI v.
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    JOHORE SCHOOL CRICKET.
    336 22 Engrlish College W I|K Webb Cup. I Johore Bahru May* I THE final for the w«-bb chalk cup. presented this year kT!S Keith E. Webb 01 Johore BahS *1 iought out between the EngSTrL^l Johore Bahru. and the Segarnat School on the former's ground 39 and ended
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    MUAR HOSPITAL BEATEN
    238 22 THE Muar Cricket Club virited J Bahru this morning and were m a whole day cricket match wJohorc Cricket Club on the Cm* Club grounds. The J.C.C. decided to bat first t up 171 for the loss of seven wicl they declared their innings ■cwec Duckworth was
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    Singapore Spring Race Season Comes To A Close
    3200 23 two-Day Amateur Meeting Concluded. Enjoyable Afternoon's Sport At Bukit Titnah. rfHE Singapore Spring racing sea--1 which occupied eight days altogether, was brought to a successconclusion at Bukit Tiraah t rday. when the second card ot nine events for amateur riders was run
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    TAMILS v. R.I.
    196 23 Ceylonese Beat School Eleven. THE Ceylon Tamils beat the Raffles Institution by 21 runs yesterday on the school ground. Scores: CEYLON TAMILS. N. S. Muthu b Sundram o Kandasamy run out 17 Sithamparanathan b Fernandez K. Vaithilingam c and b Fernandez 2 Sinnadurai b Fernandez V. Ambiavagar
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB.
    22 23 The pagar lights will be on for night swimming this evening from 8 p.m. at he Chinese Swimming Club.
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    CHOPARD SCORES A CENTURY.
    202 23 Nondescripts Beat Anglo-Chinese. A FINE century by F Chopard for the <** Nrndescript.s C.C. was a feature of the match between the N.C.C. and the ACS. j Wbidb the fcrmer won by five wickets ACS. —IST INNINGS Kothari b j Chelliah 6, Purshcttom run out 1,
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    S.C. R. C. TENNIS
    139 23 This Week's Tournameni Ties. Ties for this week m the tournament a* the S.C.R.C. are as follow Monday 4t A" Singles: Tan Buck Too. (owe 12 v. Yong Loon Chozig, (owe 18 1; Chong Chee Lim, (owe 12> v. Dr. Loh Poon Lip. (owe 6). Tuesday
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    MAYFAIR B.P.
    60 23 May fair B.P. team v. the Serangoon Lads Badminton Party "B" team today at 3 p.m. 7. Lorong 40. Geylang: <L EL Set- T. A. Kho; K. H. Yeo; F. Y. lYcng; C. H. Wee; Y. C. Chan; R. X Thcng; Stanley Tan; and T. S. I Rcr^rves:
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      12 24 The Sunday Tribune 21 IWJLS SINGAPORE, ■SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1934. FIVE „v..
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      NEW COLOURS OF THE S.V.C.
      113 24 The combined eleven which lost by J to Singapore on Thursday Mr. Tan Quee Leng hon. secretary Ou the Rovers B.P. noni 1931 to 1083 and present captain of the team. Singapore's probable Malaya Cup tea*n. who beat a strong combined eleven 3 l on
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      PRETTY DRESSES.
      329 24 The Ladies On The Padang. SINGAPORE turned out m its best array yesterday to watch the presentation of Colours to the Singapore Volunteer Corps. With the late afternoon .u;n blazing across the padang, large hat,and parasols were at a premium, helped out by programmes and any thing for
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