Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 3 June 1934

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    12 1 The Sunday Tribune 2.-NO. 2 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1934. FIVE CENTS
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    TBE KING'S BIRTHDAY.
    666 1 EMPIRE'S LOYAL GREETINGS. Mondays Parades. Special Ceremonies In Malaya. rDAV k the 69th birthday of His Majesty Kin(>orge, and from all parts of •jje Empire loyal greetings and homage go to the King Emperor. There is special occasion for rtjoicing m the fact that the Sin* at
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    AGRICULTURE IN MALAYA.
    1241 1 The Exhibition. STILL BIGGER AND BETTER. (From Our Oicn Correspondent Kuala Lumpur. June 2. THAT the Malayan Exhibition, organised by the Agri-Horticul-tural Association, is lully achieving the objects m view when it was inaugurated eleven years ago was amply demonstrated at the opening ceremony to-day. The show
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    R. N. Commander & Tragedy Of Broken Romance.
    1314 1 R. N. Commander Tragedy Of Broken Romance. Handed Revolver By Bereaved Father. "Thought Perhaps He Would Use It.' (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 23. 'JHE three actors m a poignant tragedy untolded m the Paddington coroner's court were Mrs. Margaret Elsie Bennett, 36, widow, of Cromwell
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    RUBBER ROADS.
    91 1 Questions In Parliament. (By Air Mail) (From Our Oicn Correspondent.) London, May 23. JJUBBER paving and the judi cature m the S.S. were arnon-^ the most interesting matters of Malayan interest m Parliament this week. Captain Cunningham-Reid asked whether the Minister of Transport was aware of the experiments
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    EXPERIMENTAL WORK.
    114 1 The Minister of Transport replied "I am aware of the experimental work on rubber paving carried out m Singapore, niir". my technical officers keep m mind the l«oi.< iu.Jiiy of its appii.'iiion to read r.Miuitions m tlrs country.' The Minister aksed that the question should be put down.
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    WAR DEBTS.
    154 1 A Further Token Payment? London, June 2. THE newspapers agree thai Mr. Roosevelt's War Debts message does not alter the situation. "There seems nothing for it at present," says the "Times," but to endeavour to keep the question open by some payment on account not large enough seriously
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    CALLED TO THE BAR.
    81 1 The Hon. Mr. P. A. McElwaine At Belfast. (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 23. THE Lord Chief Justice at Belfast called to the Inner Bar of Northern Ireland His Majesty's Attorney-General for the S.S., the Hon. Mr. Percy Alexander MeElwaine 8.A., LL.B.
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    THE CROWN OF SINKIANG.
    220 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Dr. Sheldrake In Peking? Shanghai, June 2. IT Ls reported that the Biitisher. Shicrtuki, <Dr. Sheldrake J Is m hiding m the Peking Hotel. Many Mohammedan representatives called on him during the last few days and urged him to accept the i
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    A MONSTER GUN.
    368 1 FOR THE NAVAL BASE. Great Secrecy. Took Twelve Months To Construct. (By Air Mail) (From Our Own CorrespotidentJ London, May 23. THE countryside around Great Wakering, near Shoeburyness, has become a region of intense secrecy and something approaching fear. Within a few days the work of 12
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    STRIKE CALLED OFF.
    90 1 Toledo, Ohio. June 2 The Union of Electrical Workers oi tho Toledo Edison Company have called off the strike which was due to begin to-day and whirli might have paralysed the wholn city. The Union persuaded the ow plovers to restore the 20 per < wage cut
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    ACCUSED ACQUITTED.
    149 2 Alleged Retention Of Stolen Rubber. >Fori7i Out Own Correspondent) Taiping. June 1. The case against F. A. Jumbu, a Eurasian, who was charged at Taiping with dishonestly retaining a quantity of rubber belonging the Holyword Estate. Fondofc Tanjong, was concluded to-day. The acting manager of the estate gave
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    MR. EDWARD H. MARSH,
    284 2 Vice-President Of Fisk Tyre Co. In Singapore. Mr Edward H. Marsh, Jr., viee-presi- ci r nt of the Fisk Tyre Export Co. -arrived In Singapore yesterday by the s.s. "Pre- j sident Harrison*' en route to Marseilles j and Europe on business connected with T} c
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    MR, ALAGAPPA CHETTIAR.
    207 2 Distinguished Visitor To Malaya. i Mr. K. V. Al. Rni. Alagappa Chettiar. MA.. Barrister-at-Law, wjio has extcni sive interests m Malaya m connection I with his own firms m Penang, Kuala j Lumpur. Malacca and Singapore, arrlv- j I ed at, Alor Star by the Imperial Airways
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    FAREWELL FUNCTION.
    98 2 Johore Health Inspector On Transfer. (Frovi Our Oicn Correspondents Johore Bahru, June 1. Mr. S. Thurairajah, Health Inspector. Johore Bahru. left to-day on transfer to I Segamat to take the place of Mr. J. G i Chiistian. Senior Health Inspector there, 1 who goes on leave prior to
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    CHINESE CHILDREN'S WELFARE
    60 2 The committee of the Singapore Chi- j nese Children's Welfare Exhibition wish to thank the donors of prizes and exhibitors, whose generosity contributed so materially tc the success of the event. Nestles Condensed Milk Co., Ltd., gave j the champion cup and first and second prizes were
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    DEATH OF MR. G. McMICKEN. '
    157 2 DEATH OF MR. G. McMICKEN. Former Manager Of Phosphate Co. THE death of Mr George McM» formerly m r Island Phosphate Co occun2^ lj Seven-jrks. Kenl on May 21. Mi*. McMicken was connected i company lor over 25 years, and theLZ of his death w; a1 shock tr k former
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      371 2 TO-DAY'S RADIO PROGRAMME. A Special Violin Soloist. THE leader ol the Kutcher String 1 Quartet. Samuel Kutcher, will take part m the role of violin soloist m a contest to be given by the Wireless Military Band (Empire at 11.50 pjß. •local tirm He is a frequent soloist at the
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      146 2 10.20 p.m. Songs our Fathers sang, sung by Dennis Noble tbanicne). 10.50 p.m. The 8.8.C. Theatre Orchestra. Header. Montagu? Brearley), conductor, Stanford Robinson. (Time Signal from Greenwich at 15.45). 11.50 p.rti The Wireless Military Band, conductor, B. Walton O'Donnell; Samuel Kutcher (violin). MONDAY A.M. 0.50-1.05 a.m. A summary of the
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    Reports From Malayan Courts
    2960 3 CLAIM FOR DAMAGES AGAINST HOTEL MR. CARMICHAEL'S MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS RRISK EXCHANGES BETWEEN MANAGERESS D AND COUNSEL. f IVFIA passages of words between a lady witness and a crO j.w--\aniinin^ counsel were features of the continued hearing of vtsterday of the case m the Civil District Court,
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    BUS REPLACEMENT.
    36 4 At a special meeting on Friday, the Singapore Municipal Commissioners disapproved the proposals submitted for the replacement of buses on Route "A" (Qeylang-Tanjong Pagar) as they did net comply fully with the Commissioners' requirements.
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      168 4 "II 111 II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ••••««••••<• I < "The boy stood on the buruinu d« <k, Hut he really did not mind; We had the wherewithal
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1596 5 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES TBOM aero a(1 came TntJ strains of «*Wj the Robert E. Lee." pracby the hotel pianist m view -f the Saturday ni^ht festivities. Why the "Robert Lee" I don't know, except that there is a 'aahion now of reviving ancient melodies. And I Ml to wondering when
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    Hints On After-Treatment
    643 6 01' R CAMERA CORNER. Do Not Waste Your Material. Intensification And Reduction. LAST wecft I described a method of blacking <»ut pit. holes m negatives and mentioned thai there is ,onsiderable after treat-im-m which can be gfcr«n to negatives to -UV hitter results. Ihe two mob! important
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    THE PILGRIM BOTTLE.
    137 6 Float* From Spain To Palestine. Jerusalem. A glass bottle which has floated from i Spain to Palestine m nine months has been picked up on the seashore near he Jewish colony of Nathania m 1 Palestine b lt was found m the surf by Mr. Davifl viagnrs
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    INDIAN YOGI WHO DEFIES DEATH.
    606 6 wild state, open tnelr mouths and put his arm m. That power came to him suddenly m he Madras Zoological Gardens. He saw 1 keeper ill-treating a lion, and over•ome by sympathy for the animal went o the bars of the cage and called it.
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    CHARGES REPUDIATED.
    455 6 JDuke Of Atholl And The Police. THE Duke of Atholl. speaking m the House of Lords on the Betting Bill, described his own experiences to illustrate the anomalous condition of the law concerning lotteries. He said that before he put before th? public a competitive scheme for the
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    AVIATION AND PEACE.
    273 6 Ireland And Australia Flijyht. AERIAL racing and coi Wf r told the other di 1Q the great sport of he world n > future a really international s; from the difficulties of every ter national contt Col. James Pitzmarvice. w present Ireland m the London to &4
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    CHINA'S PROGRESS.
    50 6  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Tribute By United States Minister. Nanking, May 10. Speaking at the local Rotary Chb day Mr. Nelson T. Johnson, the I States Minister, paid a high uifcute v the progress China had made m t velopment of communications, especjalo 'luring the last lour years
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    THE LITTLE WONDER.
    4540 7  - THE LITTLE WON DER. BERT A RUCK. OUR SHORT STORY. By aT the Theatre Royal of a provinA cia l town, which comic papers would probably call Little-Boring ttc-Thyrres. there was put on, for Lee nieht* only, the domestic drama: "At The Eleventh Hour," Number Two Touring Company. Now the
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    A Weekly Causerie On Indian Affairs.
    904 8 EMIGRATION TO IW4LAYA. Indian authorities' decision. Press Comments. Will It He Another South Africa? ri UK decision of the Government of India to re-open non-recruited a >isted emigration to Malaya is contained m an official communique issued from Simla on May 11. Though their
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    SAVING THE WHITE PAPER.
    401 8 Why Viceroy Is Visiting England. i Calcutta, May 14. WHAT precisely is the purpose of the Viceregal visit to London this sum- mer is the question which is being canvassed by political circles m Calcutta and elsewhere at the present moment. While no authoritative information is
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    DR. TAGORE'S COMPLAINT.
    67 8 His Own People "Have Little Appreciation." Colombo, May 12 rwSJ sPec?5 Pee i° the Indian Mercantile Chamber, Ceylon, Dr. Rabindranath Tagore, siaa: "My own people have little appreciation of prompt work or personality. It is my fate Lhat I should remain comparatively obscure to mv countrymen. I
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    HERE AND THERE.
    646 8 Latest Jottings From The Mail. MRS. GANDHI was released from Yeravada gaol on May 16. f Mr. M. A. Jinnah was to sail from Bombay for England on May 24. Mr. M. R. Jayakar's mother, who had been ailing for some time m Bombay, expired on May
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    POLICEMAN TOREADOR.
    65 8 Madrid. A policeman became a toreador when a bull ran amok m the heart of Madrid Tho bull escaped from its keepers and broke into a house m the Gran Via Madrid's "Regent Street." It climbed the stairs to the first fioo where its horns were roped and
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    MR. GANDHI'S HARIJAN TOUR.
    734 8 Reason For Decision To Walk. TN response to numerous represema- tions which he has received from friends and co-workers protesting i against the decision to carry on the rest of the Harijan tour on foot, Mr. Gandhi has issued the following appeal through the Press. I
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    PRIMATE ON INDIA.
    133 8 "Touch Of Love And Sympathy' 4 Needed. (T London, May 2 nrnLr aV6 beer by ihe Indian problem almost literally night and day A Or u m c than a year declared the Archbishop of Canterbury at a meeting or the Church Missionary Society m the Albert
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    CONGRESS SESSION SHORTLY.
    277 8 Mr. Gandhi Presides. WORKING COMMITTPF DECISIONS. fHE meeting of the Congress Work. ing Committee was begun Patna on May 18. with Mr. Gandhi i, the chair. It ig understood that the Com mittee has decided that a m*m of the Congress should be summoned aan early date
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    SHE FORESTALLED FATE.
    119 8 Woman Who Saw Death m The Mirror. Madame Xii Tsuchiya, a 66-year -old fortune teller, has forestalled the fefe which she believed awaited her. Late at night her body was found «t the bottom of a deep well m her gardes. She left a letter saying: "I
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    A JAPANESE INVENTION
    94 8 Aeroplane To Rise Vertically. ypmf ratio. A Japanese inventor claim* to te H> discovered the secret of verUcui fl]fc.:t He is Mr. Hirosue Nishi, aged «j Tokio, and he has taken' out paaftt&fc his discovery m 16 countries. After successful tests with motitfs is now building an
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    BULLET IN BRAIN.
    93 8 Man Arrested For Murder Of His Sweetheart. A man with a bullet m his brain rm been arrested at Lucice. m Moravia, 4he murder of his sweetheart. z* It is alleged that he shot her then turned the revolver on me*,. When the man. Rudolf Oassman. year-old
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    TITBITS FOR KING COBRA.
    79 8 Malayan Snakes Reach U>*** Zoo. Twenty black and ol<i T JJ|i<* I* snakes have arrived at the i*» from Malaya j|r. They are a present •i**§ aS $a, Aubyn Smith, the rubber p«« the Zoo's famous Malayan V .^S»» Thi.^ monarch of rrptil >s it eat
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    2553 9 By Our Woman Correspondent -tfESE hot breathless evenings are rTnntiKh to try anyone's patience, 1 e f?h?r P s %er a pufl cf breeze to b? l a r IT* ualiy cut at Sea View and SfSJfS Sghts with moonlight j wVer dinner on the
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    Bursting Into Print.
    492 9 EVEN the most bitter enemies of printed fabrics have come over to the ranks of print promoters m the Paris world of fashion. In short there i isn't a detail of French summer styles that hasn't burst into prints, even hats, gloves and shoes. !N the past,
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    HOME LIFE OF THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK.
    1355 10 A H4PPY FAMILY CIRCLE. Skill In Furnishing And Designing. (By Arthur Nettleton) {SPECIAL TO THE "S 'NDAY TRIBUNE. nUUNG pOBt-wai years, picbibly no family m Britain has been 1 m re prominently before the public eye than that of the Duke
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    Nurse Who Smiled And Talked After She Was Dead!
    1087 10 Nurse Who Smiled And Talked After She Was Dead! A nurse who died and never knew it, but even spoke, moved and said that she was well after an accidental shock of high-voltage electricity actually had killed her, was the victim of a pecul ar accident m a London hospital
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    GERMAN UNITY.
    127 10 Swastika Replaces Hindenburgf s Head On Stamps. Berlin. Stamps are being used to teach histoiy to visitors at an exhibition entitl3d 'German People: German Work," which has opened m Berlin. They illustrate the development oi 1 the unity of Germany m the past 80 years. The, first set
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    JACK DEMPSEV SUED.
    72 10 Sequel To Woman's During A Dance. Los AX* f r Ids^ Two months ago a Falecwoman, entered the d r Uo Barbara Hotel. Los p Ang* owned by JackDenjpsey^ Bodr weight champion of the ww g %l%^and was injured Now she has filed a sU^u» Dempsey for
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    PANCHEN LAMA.
    39 10  -  Shun Pao. The prayer rneetina a lea rnf commence on April 28 < l les 1* > from well informed cl eslde oj* chen Lama, who w 1 PJ ingC no« meeting, will le*v<> for Hai^ about April 28.-
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    Forthcoming Malayan Films Reviewed.
    1020 11  -  CINEQUE By IN recognition of the importance of "The House of Rothschild." to be shown at the Pavilion Theatre soon, Zanuck halted all otner activity at the studio so that he might throw thu lull resources of his staff into the making of the picture. It
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      118 11 One Girl against IfipS four woman-haters. And they love it! *%L^** 4 ?2- :-&A^s?«3?Mfc .111-**' Jx^ f :^>#>«SKg&ft;: 4^H Merry speedy romantic. Her wiles against their wits... Three crusty old gold miners trying to protect their handsome foster son against a gold-digger's charms But what chance has a mere man
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, June 3, 1934. RESIDENTS' POWERS.
    494 12 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, June 3, 1934. RESIDENTS' POWERS. VROM a dispute about a Swimming Pool a constitutional issue <>f great importance m the FM S. seems to bave arisen. Jugj what power <!<> the Residfchts possess? And have they gqilght i*' exercise authority going beyond that power? In this
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    The 'Sunday Tribunes" Race With Time.
    1136 12 The 'Sunday Tribunes" Race With Time. Ij^Oß th«- pasi three weeks, readers '>f the Sunday Tribum have been able'lo secure their copies m Singapore before midnighi and m the up-country towns they have arrived by the ni;itl train which leaves Singapore <>n Saturday night This has been done with ut
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    SPARKLES
    534 12 Smiles Of The Week By jdflskdafjsdlkfjsd;l CELANGOR soccer referees arc studying designs for one-man "tanks" with an expert eye. A A A Another of those little irritations: references to "12 noon." It would be queer if noon came at 11.45 or 12.20! A Another Honours List is due to-day.
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      49 12 THB WEEPS TIDE TABLE. day 1.33 a m 3.21 pm. To morrow 2 M a.m., 4.20 p.m. Ttksday 3.45 a.m., 520 p.m. Wednesday 5. 07 a.m., 6.16 p.m. Thursday 6.38 a.m., 7.10 p.m. Piulay: 7.59 a.m., 7.58 p.m. urctay 908 n .tn., 841 p.m. Sunday 10.05 ;m. 9.20 p.m.
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    The Most Sensational Murder Appeal On Record.
    1581 13 TWO MEN 4CQUITTED: ONE IW4N TO DIE. A WHISPhftED "GOOD-BYE. 1 -WAIKEi) OUT OF THE SHADOW OF THE SC4FFOLD." TWO mcX who had spent a fortnight m the cells of the condemned walked out of the shadow of the scaffold into itreetg and
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    "REDS- IN PORTUGAL.
    55 13 Slu <lents Trained To Ffcht. Them. Lisbon. "he Pr^^^ snfe igh school univerjetton. A Y;' receiv ing military m S?, 11^ but JS 1 1 they are d^"ng *m<* to SJj^lar arms are to be S}F T i\*ll%*»o*n by its mi thP DreLm f° lurs who to
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    GERMAN ROWING CLUB.
    37 13 Sfi^SSSiM tOrei^ R °wing lom U h on of the GerSarfp a Cepted the Berlin*** 111 m a ™i Rowing Club to SnS^ng L'ft tour- round the man >' la kes. «at surround the Htv
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    THEY ALSO LEARN.
    56 13 Who Only Stand And Wait. Helsingfors. Three hundred girl students of Helsingfors University has applied for sum-mer-time posts as waitresses m hotels of the Finland Tourist Association. As only proficient linguists are chosen for these jobs, foreign tourists find it exceedingly convenient that Finnish girls earn their
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    THE ACE OF SPADES.
    59 13 Washington. Three successive times Lawrence L. Hoy/ell drew the ace of spades while playing a game of cards with some friends. He remarked that it was an evil omen. A day or so later his car crashed into another and Howell was killed and a girl
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    CAT MOTHERS SQUIRRELS.
    85 13 After Their Real Parent Had Been Shot. Stockholm. A cat is acting as foster-mother to five young squirrels at Kallsjoe, m the province of Halland. A hunter shot a female squirrel, and later discovered her nest with five babies m it. i He brought them home, put
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    SINGAPORE MUTINY REMINISCENCES.
    449 13 Great Secret Revealed At Last! "ALD Gunner's reminiscences of the S ngapore Mutiny m L 915, published m last week's issue of th-.. "Sunday Tribune," have evoked a iespon.se from a former ChinesVolunteer. Dr. Goh Tong Sin served during the Mutiny with the Ambulance Com r>any, and
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    PENANG TIGER SCARE.
    255 13 Animal Seen On Three Occasions. OENANG residents, living m Clove Hah Road and its vicinity, are alarmed oy the report that a tiger was .scp?i here m the early hours of the morning a few da«js ago. Enquiries made by a representative of ihe "Straits E.'ho," reveal
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    BAYREUTH FESTIVAL.
    37 13 Frau Winifred Wagner and the In-tendant-General of the Wagner Festival Plays at Bayreuth have invited Franz von Hoesslin to conduct three performances of 'Parsifal" at this summer's Festival which takes place July 22 August 23.
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    BACK TO THE ICE AGE.
    247 13 Earth < Colder, WEATHER (lII EPS PROPHECY. (From Our Own Corespondent.} (By Aii Mail) London, May 23. WHERE is a cold time coming In I he- next 10,000 y< ars or so. according to Dr. <•• C. Simpson, the Director of the Meteorological Office. Deserting
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    Garbo Returns!
    1585 14 THE FIRST LADY OFTHE SCREEN IN A CHARACTERISATION OF HER OWN COUNTRYWOMAN. pARBO is back— Garbo tv» e glamorous, Garbo the exotic, Carbo the mysterious serene? and maturer than ever, a more glowing und gracivUS performer than her 1 ost ardent admirers have ever known her. Em at
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    BLOCKADE OF "RED' REGION.
    265 14  -  Min Pao How Goods Are Smuggled. Hankow, Apr. 30. QEVERAL cases of smuggling salt into the "Red" area m Hupeh and Kiangsi have recently been -discovered by the authorities. It was been revealed that the "Reds" liave various grays of smuggling daily jtvs into their districts
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    THE "MIRACLE" TREE.
    122 14 Fruit Ripens Before Leaves Appear. Belgrade. A 'MIRACLE" fig-tree is being pointed out ':o \lsitors in a sheltered garden at Klobuk, a village near Mostar in Yugoslavia. One of its branches is loaded with ripe figs in perfect condition although no leaves have yet appeared. The tree
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    SNOWSTORM DEATH.
    206 14 Tribute To Sister At Inquest ASOUTHPORT visitor to the Lake District, Miss Clara Bartle, drenched and exhausted, arrived at a farmhouse at Wasdale Head and related bow her sister, Miss Marion Bartle, had died from exposure when they were trapped by a storm of snow and rain on
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    LORD NUFFIIELD £10.000 GIFT.
    166 14 sion of the last two years donations had almost vanished. The economic future of the hall, however, was now assured. Lord Nuffield's benefactions m recent years art? m the region of half a million pounds. They include: To the Radcliffe Infirmary. Oxford £140,000; St. Thomas's Hospital.
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    Pushing On With Singapore's New Civil Aerodrome.
    1276 15 RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK. RECLAMATION NEARLY FiNiSHtD. Removing Bills To Fill In A Swamp. fHi rapid progress which is being made with the construction of the civil aert drome m Grove Road, which fcatenuttely to deal wit] the civil air traffic which
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    CIGARETTE PICTURES.
    57 15 Cologne. Staid German citizens, will, after Oct. 1, no longer be accosted by small boys with the German equivalent of "Got a cigarette picture, mister?" For on the complaint of the school teachers, who protested that their charges devoted too much time to collecting them, manufacturers have been
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    NOT THE MONSTER !
    193 15 NOT THE MONSTER Divers Capture 140 Pound Fish At Pertang. iWHILE carrying out their salvage oper- ai.o.s on the sunken Russian uar£.i!p, the "Jemtschug," on Fr.day la^t, I ie divers captured a large fish which is j oaid to have weighed about 140 pounds. While one cf the divers was
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    BUILDINGS OF THE FUTURE.
    305 15 film "Metropolis" will appreciate that ■»mer;ean architects have since adopted maiiy of its suggestions. It may b? that m the not distant r uturj, m som? of the larger English pities, revolvirg buildings will make an appearance especially tC cater for the growing armies of sunbathers.
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    Can England Retain The "Ashes" This Summer?
    2282 16 THE MEN UNDER WOODFULL'S COMMAND. SKETCHES AND PICTURES OF 4LL TOE AUSTRALIANS. Test Starts On Friday. Record Of Results Since The Inception Of The Series. r*AN T England, who won the mythical "Ashct" m Australia m the winter of 1932-3, when decisions were
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    On Malaya's Badminton Courts.
    1519 17 On Malaya' s Badminton Courts. flayed More Than Soccer And Tennis Rapid Progress m The Peninsula Singapore Season Starts I^Jext Week Number Of Pay ties 'Continues To Swell What A bout Pahang, Trengganu And Kelantan? Local Matches. N idxninton season la I wpore for on that day the annua. Ips
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    GAOL FOR PAYING DEBTS.
    154 17 Another German Currency Question. Berlin. A Berlin court sentenced the housekeeper of the famous musician Marek Weber to nine months imprisonment and a fine of 5.000 mark (£250 at par) for paying her employer's debts m Germany with the proceeds of his German loyalties. Weber, a
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    MUSIC IN OLD HEIDELBERG.
    51 17 Under the motto "Romantic Spring", a Tories of artistic and musical events are being given m Heidelberg during May. In addition to serenade concerts, there will be choir singing m the evening m the courtyard of Heidelberg Castle and romantic chamber music m the castle chapel.
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    A LAND OF PENSIONS.
    101 17 How Ex-Ministers Fare In Spain. Madrid. In the 36 months of its existence the Spanish Republic has had 43 cabinet ministers— and they all draw life pensions. Even if he only retains his portfolio for an hour a Spanish minister is entitled to 10,000 pesetas (£270)
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    DRUG FACTORY.
    49 17 Raid By Shanghai Police. Shanghai, May 15. Four Chinese were arrested by In-. French police yesterday when they raid ed m Rue Prelupt a secret factory to the manufacture of Red (morphine Pills. A large quantity of narcotic pills anr an expensive machine for manufactur China Times
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    Who Will Win The Blue Riband Of English Turf?
    1835 18 TOE DERBY PROSPECTS FOR WEDNESDAY S CLASSIC. COLOMBO A HOT F4VODPITE. Jtnidwar Bis Most Dangerous Rival. [SPECIAL TO THE "SUNDAY TRIBUNE.'*} iE Derby the greatest horse-race m the world will be run at Epsom on Wednesday. Will Colornuo, t very hot
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    FIGHT WITH SHARK.
    100 18 Adventure Off Cornish Coast. Londori Two pilots had an exciting encounter with a shark m Falmouth Bay, Com' wall, while they were m a rowing boi two miles from the shore. They estimate that the creature ia nearly twenty feet long. It came up within a few
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    Making The Game More Difficult: Faulty Stroke Selection: When There Is "Too Much To Play At."
    846 18  - Making The Game More Difficult: Faulty Stroke Selection: When There Is "Too Much To Play At Sydney Lee. Billiards for Amateurs XL A SNOOKER "SPECIAL." By STROKE selection is an art m itself. You often 'have a leave which offers several chances of scoring and are puzzled which to pJay
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    MALAYAN CLUB LIFE.
    2430 19 inriver»ary Of The Epuorth League Local Celebrations Telok Ayer Leaguers' Excursion Many Interesting Places Visited The Singapore Chess Club Report Of Last Year. p ,*e au^P :nP •ewly-■*-Nl^n'' Singapore Union League £1 composed of Straits Lebar Wesley Leagues and 'he Young the anniversary of the Bpworth League
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    The Week's Malalyan SPORT REVIEWED
    2416 20  - The Week's Malalyan SPORT REVIEWED Rimau (By The Clarke Cup Cricket "Test" Records Of Pant Matchi Four Europeans Have Scored Centuries Who Will Be First Representative 0/ The Rest To Do So? Fletcher's Fine Bowling Against The S.C.R.C. Inter-Port Rifle ShootingEd wards' Score And de SUv^s 104. OINGAFORn annual cricket
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    In And Out OF The Boxing Ring
    633 20  -  K.O. (By A YEAR or bo ago boxing was pi actically unknown in Malacca. To-day there are perhaps more fight "fans" in the Settlement than there are in Singapore and Boxing promotions are a reg u 1 a r business inPays in spite
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      254 20 Conquer Weak nerves and regain new \i m A I 1 Of course you would look years II V T% I V %JT younger and feel much stronger, W I I %JM 111 if once your nerves could regain their s.rength For irritability Mthough as a rule the and that
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    SINGAPORE XI BEAT WILTS.
    806 22 Yesterday's Game. MALAYA CUP PRACTICE. T*WO of the best players m the team that will probably represent Singapore m the Malaya Cup Competition were absent yesterday, when the Wiltshires provided the opposition m a trial game. Keng Hock who was to have played at centre-forward was
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS,
    246 22 I This Week's Tournament Ties. HPIES m the lawj tennis tournament at i 1 the S.C.R.C. this week will be: TUESDAY'S TIES. j "A" SINGLES:— C. K. Pans (owe !5) Chua Choon Loong (owe 18). "B" DOUBLES:— Dr. T. H. Oh and Ben}. Chow (owe 12) v. Dr.
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    S.R.C. WIN.
    286 22 Westerhout's Good I Batting. THE P.W.D. proved no match for a weak S.R.C. dc at cricket yesterday at The home eleven, batting first, totalled 140 of which 69 was from V.C. Wester- hou.t who hit a six and nine boundaries. The P.W.D. were dismissed for only 53. Scores:
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    SELANGOR SOCCER.
    55 22 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 2. The Selangor Chinese beat the Selani p-or Malays at the Stadium here by six clear goals for the Cup presented by the i M.A.H.A. /n i Scorers: Leek 800 (3) Soon Teck (2) and Ah Chee. To-morrow the Selangor Tamils
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    NOT PLAYED.
    19 22 The cricket match arranged betwjeen t.hp Wiltshires and the Railway Institute at Tanglin yesterday was not played.
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    A.C.S BEAT POLICE.
    203 22 Cricket Match At The Depot. The Anglo-Chinese School defeated the Police m a cricket match yesterday at the Depot by 57 runs. Scores: Police XI: Woosey b S. Singh 0. Fernandez c Ah Chee b S. Singh 7. Pachidi c Tiow Kirn b Kothary 4. Baliard St.
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    THE BEST BAT FIRST.
    1337 23 THE BEST BAT FIRST. SIX OUT FOR 190 RUNS. Keng Bock Shines. Forceful Knock For 77 Runs. 1 L Hock, the S.C.B.C. bats- the R-t wer.- aMt- t.. score 19-) ,heir first innings yesterday whec annual cricket match between Z Europeans and the Rest was beon the MM J C
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    THE MALAYA CUP.
    42 23 Negri Sembilan Win At Malacca. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, June 2. i Ncgri Sembilan beat Malacca I—o1 0 m the Malaya Cup competition at Malacca to-day. The goal was scored tea minutes after the resumption, by Kam Tin.
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    TIE AT CRICKET.
    251 23 S.C.R.C. And St. Joseph's Institution. YESTERDAY'S cricket match beiween i I the St. Joseph's Institution and the Straits Chinese Recreation Club at Hong Lim Green ended m a tie, each side i scoring 67 rims. The scores: i ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTION. R. Minjoot lbw. C. R. Tan
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    JOHNSON v. SOSA.
    233 23 To-Ni£ht's Fights At The New World. rpHREE Of Malaya's crack boxers, and A the lightweight champion of Saigon, will be seen m action at the New World Arena to-night, where Mr. C. A. Bell is presenting a card of five fights. Young Johnson, lightweight champion of Kuala
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    INTER-SCHOOL CRICKET.
    21 23 St. Andrew's II defeated ACS. II m ix cricket match yesterday at St. Ani drew's ground, by 20 runs.
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    TRAINED BY LIGHT BLUE.
    190 23 !ps)h Amak'ur Boxers Make Debut. (From Our Own Correspondent I Ipoh. June 2. i TTHRE3S amateurs from the Police and the Fire Brigade made their d< but I m the programme of boxing staged at the Amusement Park. They were train ed by Mr. Neville Godwin,
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    S.C.C . BEATEN AT TANGLIN.
    85 23 S.C .C BEATEN AT TANGLIN. In a scrappy same at Tanglin yester--1 day. the Wiitslvrcs II defeated the S.C.C. II m soccer by 4 1 It was a friendly encounter. The soldiers, who finished better than the visitors, were leading by two goals at half-time, both scored by Worsdell. He
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    JUNIOR CRICKET.
    193 23 Asiatic Youths II Beat Khalsa 11. The Asiatic Youths II beat the KJiaJsa juniors by four wickets and 108 runs at the Khalsa ground yesterday. Scores KKALSA 2ND XI. Gaja Singh b Kirn Seng 2, Arsamy b Kirn Seng 0, Mangal Singli b Kirn Seng 0. Govindar Singh
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      12 24 The Sunday Tribune. 21 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1934. Mv h
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      Monstersrs Invadle Wales,
      108 24 i mi 5 A simple play suit with ample accommodation for sunlight is shown here by little Shirley Temple, Fox Film player. Some of the twenty strange sea monsters which have been washed ashore at Llannadoc, 14 miles from Swansea. The biggest of them is about 18
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