Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 24 June 1934

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    13 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol. 2 No SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE, 24, 1934 FIVE CENTS.
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    Attempted Piracy In North China Frustrated
    153 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh 17 PIRATES HILLED CHINESE GUNBOATS COUP 22 Prisoners Taken Attack On ide 23. i\ ompi ry a band p.rates to attack hotels al the *urom«r re^rt 01" Peitaiho b North (h'na. with the object ,f rtbbin? ho'diy-n-ik-rs. waaverted b> a
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    CHINESE YOUTH'S MURDER
    84 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Efforts To Secure Redress Sangha 2 1 T tevera C from has made an •JJf^ to the public for fu >. a moveinui? 10 sup c GoTerv.men* m a CW murder ese >5^ He was report J l have bee ki cr TANCKU
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    NAVAL DESERTERS "Suffolk" Stoker Returning To Singapore
    20 1 NAVAL DESERTERS "Suffolk" Stoker Returning To Singapore By Air Mail OttrO C c ,res V ondent, Dar *m, June 11.
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    A FORMER PERAK PLANTER DIES
    97 1 Mr. Frances Dell Of Teluk Anson •By Air Mail.) Oicn Correspondent.) London. June 13. IT will be heard with regret m Perak that Mr. Frances Dell died this week m London. Mrs. De/1. who originally hailed from Whit ?y Bay, Northumberland, had spent a number
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    CONSUMPTION RESEARCH
    316 1 U libber's Future LATEST LONDON VIEWS (By Air Mail). (From Our Oun Correspondent) London, June 13. ■T '1 110 rubber curve points steadily upwards. A fitful little jerk representing 3;16d. per !b. on one day rather puzzled the market. It. was thought to be due to outside, and,
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    GREAT BRITAIN'S NAVY
    110 1 New York Story 01 Extensions New York, June L 3. MR. Norman Davis has informed the Svate Department that Britain is proposing to build a arger Navy, according to the Washington correspondent of Uie Mew Yoik Times. The proposals are being considered on tl*e miderstandins that they
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    5 A.M. EDITION
    31 1 1 TEST MATCH A fu.'l report of yesterday's 2 play m the Test IVlateh at Lord's, together with detailed 1 scores, appears on page 2. ».nimiiiiiin!iii!iiiinrniniiii:iiiiiiifi|j»Mi^p^i i i
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    40 1 for a larger Navy, should encourage Japan to ask for a stronger fleet. It is regarded as rather a remote possibility that it would work the other -way and discourage Japan, because of the cost, from asking for parity. Reuter
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    LEFT £7,200
    42 1 Mr. John Straehan's Estate i. By Air Mail.) i From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 13. MR. John Strachan, late Director of Transport. Trinidad, and formerly General Manager, Federated Malay States Railways, left estate valued at £7.200 'A 888 net).
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    JAPANESE PROTEST
    79 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Police Raid A Gambling House Hongkong, June 23. The Amoy Folice raided a. Japanese gambling house yesterday. The Japanese Consul has intervened m the matter. It is believed that a bomb was thrown at the premises of the Tungnan Travel Society Jast night; it
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    BOMB IN HOUSE
    30 1  -  Min Kuo jih pao Amoy, June 22. A bomb exported m the Tun*: Nam boarding house m Amoy yesterday. The boarding house Ls owned by a Formosan.
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    CHARITY DANCE
    160 1 Successful Effort At Great World rpHE large and enthusiastic crowd of all nationalities which attended the cabaret dance held ar the Great World on Friday last In aid of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital is further evidence of Singapore people's well-known generosity m any charitable cause. The proceeds,
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    ENGAGEMENTS
    125 1 Mr. A. D. Anderson Miss McConnell (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Carrespondent.) London. June 13. THE marriage arranged be ween Alastair Douglas Anderson, son of the late Sir John Anderson, of Singapore, and Lady Anderson, of Eastcote Place, and Joan Richardson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McConneU.
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    Tin Horizon Clearer
    337 1 RESPITE FROM WRANGLING (By Air Mail). (From Our Own Correspondent. 1 London, June 13. OAR RING unforeseen developments, the tin world seema to be assured a few months of respite from wrangling. The statistical position continues to improve and the general market opinion is that stocks will
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    UNEMPLOYED CHINESE
    421 1 Position Serious CANTON ENVOYS MISSION ll,f K. Tsan^r Shau Foong, ewf of the Canton < ;<)\en:P'.enl who us now m Singapore to investigate the living condition of the Chinese here, explained the nature of his mission to I Sunday Tribune pepgeaentalive yesterday. Mr. Tsinp: left Canton o;i May
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    C.S PROMOTIONS
    81 1 New Senior Warden Of Mines <By Air Mail.. from Out Own Correspondent.) London. June 13 THK laiesi promotions notified In the O'onial Service include Mr. H. G B. Horris. Warden of Mines, Perak. to Senior Warden ol Mines, FMS.: Mr H. W. Jack, MBE.. Economic Botanist. FMS.. to
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    England's Innings Closes With Total Of 440
    925 2 CENTURIES BY LEYLAND AND AMES AUSTRALIA SCORE 192 FOR TWO FINE INNINGS OF 103 NOT OUT BY BROWN ■ENGLAND fared well on tke second clay of the Test match at lord's, the innings concluding with a total of 140. For this thanks were
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    105 2 Close Of Play Scorss i London. June 23. iHLOSE of play scores m county cricket v> matches are as follows: 1 The Oval: Surrey, (against Oxford j University) 483. Sandham 123, Whicfield IJL4. Chelmsford: Hampshire 305 t Arnold 1:?,7». Essex 8G lor one. Manchester: Lancashire 174 (Lewis seven
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    PADANG CLUBS CLASH
    646 2 First And Second Teams ?THE cricket match between the S.R.C I and the S.C.C. played on the latter* ground yesterday, had to be stopped shortly after the tea interval owing to heavy rain. 7he S.R.C batting first, compiled 87 runs for the loss of six wickets, out
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    ISLAND GOLF
    76 2 Results OI The Second Round rrUE results of the Quarter-finals 1 i,h- Inland Goli Championship n>ed at the Keppr! Golf cout.v vc^/Z were as follow.- P. J. Beattie beal S F. Gibson i m F. N. Cherry bra' C A R Raw.. 6 and 4 J. T. Smith
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    WORLD RECORD
    45 2 American's Feat In Putting The Shot Los Angeles, June 23. At the National Collegiate tracfc anc field meeting. John Lyman. of the Ur versity of Southern California, broke the world's record for putting the sho' with 53 ft. 7 3 4 ins— Reuter.
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    MADE TO SIGN NOTE
    472 3 Extortion Conviction APPEAL OF INDIAN FAILS ;i calf were recently A oJd by an Indian to his com, Aw t of the payment was JlJehvmt^s'.iaprwmissorx note, j vendor then alleged that the nU rcha*er i ad stolen the promissory JgJ, with the result that there was
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    CRIMINAL BREACH Chinese Cashier Sent To Prison
    117 3 CRIMINAL BREACH Chinese Cashier Sent To Prison gENTtNca o? a teor.th'3 rigorous imtM?! 801 was passed yesterday by Mr. J. M. Bran- [or criminal rvar.t ictrrini, Road. The! SC'^V L:m Hl Ttr. uiauiigi'i- w to collect- the tw )r >v days. fottnd. was not therefrom ver m which 1 to
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    MADE TO WALK THE STREETS
    165 3 Malay's Treatment Oi His Wife r*ONVICTED on charges of extortion v^ and possession of a kris a Sumarian Malay named Mian was dealt with by the District Jud?,e (Mr. H. A. Forrer) yesterday. The prosecution, conducted by Chief Court Inspector Lisamer, alleged that the accused
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    CHINESE CHARGED
    157 3 Allegations Of Attempted Cheating A Kheta second-hand poods dealer, Chi Chu Chin, was yesterday charged with attempted cheating before the Third Magistrate. Mr. J. M. Brander. He was aliened to have promised to sell forged dollar notes to the value of $180 for a consideration of $95 and
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    ESCAPED FROM CUSTODY
    124 3 Chinese Sentenced To Two Months Tan Ah Hai, who escaped from cusrcdy while under a charge of extortion. and was soon re-arrested on board the Honi.; Keng," was produced yesterday before ilfr. J. M. Brander). He pleaded guilty to escaping from le?.ai custody and was given two
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    HUSBAND CHARGED
    121 3 Attacked Wife With Pair Of Scissors An educated Indian. Soloman, appeared yesterday before the llnrd ..lagisurcite. Mr. J. M. Brander, charged with voluntarily causing hurt to his wife, Manickan, with a pair of scissors on June 22 Pleading guilty to the charge, accused explained that the woman had
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    FAILED TO PAY
    88 3 Ceylon-Tanvi Sent To Prison For having failed to pay compensation of $120 to the complainant m spite or *ime having been allowed, a Ceylon Tamil named Appuhamy was- yesterday sentenced to 42 days' imprisonment by the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. GriceK .pnuhamy raid another man name* Martian
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    COMPLICATED APPEAL
    263 3 Costs Awarded Against The Crown AN application for costs against the Crown which had lost a criminal appeal came up oefore Mr. Justice Gerahty, X.C.. m the Supreme Court yesterday. The matter arose out of a case m the Malacca police court m which V. Vagindasalam was acquitted
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    FOUR WORDS A DAY
    74 3 Judge's Ruling On How Much A Mother-In-Law May Speak Vienna. The chattering and interference of his mother-in-law drove a youn? husband at Budapest to ask the Courts fur help. This is the ruling given oy the Judge: "'A mother-in-law living m her son-in-law's house has spoken
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    STOLE FROM HIS BROTHER
    146 3 Malay Repeats Former Offence WHEN a Malay, Omar bin Salim, pleaded guilty before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice) yesterday, to a charge of theft, it was revealed that the complainant was his elder brother, and that it was the second time his brother had robbed
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    BOUND OVER
    265 3 Wanted To Join The Navy HAVING failed to show cause why they should not be bound over to keep the peace, two Javanese named Amat and Mohamood were each bound over for six months m one surety of $100, by the Second Magistrate <Mr. N. Grice) yesterday. The
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      KING AND QUEEN OF SIAM
      86 3 Leave England To Visit Denmark London, Juno 23. THE King and Queen of Siam con- j ducted their V:sit to England to-day, when they left for Paris en route to Copenhagen. After a Continental, ton/ they will tail for the United States. Tneir Majesties were
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    PRINCE OF WALES
    47 3 Celebrate His Fortieth Birthday London, Juno- 23. THE Prince of Wales celebrated bis fortieth birthday to-day. His Royal Highness spent the morning quieily m the garden of his country horn? and afterwards went to WinuoOi 1 to lunch with the King and Queen.-- Reuter
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE
    58 3 Present Talk Are Purely Exploratory London, Juno 23. With reference to the icpoits from New iork suyge&tii;g an increase m Great Britain:: naval strength it is authoritatively po.ia^ci out tliat the conversations proceeding iv LencUjn are quite confidential talks and purely ex- I piorator> Then is no question
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    Japan's Demand For Parity
    62 3  -  Min Kuo Jih Pao Shanghai, June 23. Mr. Koki Hirotu, the Japanese Foreign Minister, will personal^ attend the Naval Conference m 1935, states a message from Tokyo. He will present the Japanese demand for naval parity with Great Britain and the United States. The Japanese are
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    LONDON TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
    103 3 Wood Beats Shields In Two Sets London. June 23. TWO Americans, Sydney Wooci and Shields, figured m the final of the London Lawn Tennis Championships at Queen's Club to-day. Wood was the winner by 11 9, 6 o. Reuter. In the semi-finals. Shields beat Lott 6—3, 6—4.
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    SECURITY
    161 3 Britain jAnd The Ix)carno Treaty Rugby, June 21. QIR JOHN SIMON m tile JSouse of Ccmmons said that the statement regarding security made by the "British delegate, Mrs. Corbett Ashby. at the General Commission of the Disarmament Conference was made on~ his authority and represented the attitude of the
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    BLUE STAR MINSTRELS
    79 3 At the annual general meeting of the Blue Star Minstrel Party, the following were elected office-bearers for the ensuing year: President, Mr. Goh Buan Huat; vicepresident, Mr. Fong Peck Yew; hon. secretary. Mr. Tan Yong Kwang; asst. Hon. secretary. Mr. Chia Kirn Watt: hon. treasurer. Mr. Tan
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    REDS SURROUNDED
    26 3  -  Min Kuo Jih Pao Hongkong, June 23. The Reds m West Fukien are surrounded at Lincheng by the Government troops. Hundreds are daily surrendering.—
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    THREATENED GERMAN DEFAULT
    432 3 Precautions Taken In Britain Rugby, June 21. k BILL, introduced into Parliament yesterday to deal with the situation if the threatened German default on Dawe.s and Young loans takes effect, will be taken through all its stages m the House of Commons on Monday and Tuesday. The
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    Coming To The Local Cinemas
    1334 4 Coming To The Local Cinemas mHE greatest compliment an actor can X be accorded is to be referred to as "a real trouper." Victor Jory who has made great progress during his single year m motion pictures, is one of the select few of the younger players who may correctly
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    500 Little Tin Cans
    707 5  -  Carlisle Jones Th*y Are Full Of Negative Film And They \rc The Result Of A Year's Multitudinous Activities At One Of Th? Big Hollywood Producli >n Plants (By nfVK hundred little tin cans fill o." ieg»tiv< film is all thai the biu Warner Brn>.-Fir^ N have,
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    BOY PILOT NOW AN ACE
    134 5 BOY PILOT NOW AN ACE Wizard Can Fly An Air Liner (By Air MaiD. London, June 13. DENIS Smith, the. boy pilot, of Southend Flying Club. marked his eighteenth birthday to-day by completing the hundred hours' flying which he requires for a B licence. The B licence would enable him
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    100,000 SEE STUNT FLIER DIE
    212 5 Aerobatics End In Nose-Dive •By Air Mail.) London. June 13. A HUNDRED THOUSAND Parisians <*■*■ were this afternoon the shocked witnesses of the burning to death of Senor D'Abreu, the Portugese champion acrobat. Sonor D'Abreu was taking part m the world championship acrobatic meeting which
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    OTTO KRUGEK
    356 5 Talking Picture Science EVERY stage actor should study a course m talking picture science before attempting a screen career. Such is the belief of Otto Kruger former Broadway stage actor, who appeared m such hits as "The Royal Family," "The Nervous Wreck," and other plays for more than
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    The Story of Marlene Dietrich
    2004 5  - The Story of Marlene Dietrich Dave Keene (By Hollywood best sellers, had gone to Berlin to direct Emil Jannings' first calking picture. Voj: Sternberg Jannings and von Sternberg had worked together at trie Paramoinv studios m Hollywood when "The Last Command" was filmed, and Jannlng r-ad a tremendous respect tor
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    The Night Of Nuptials
    5109 6  -  R. Sabatini OUR SHORT STORY By and dispatched him thither to stamp out there any lingering -parks of revolt, and to rule it m his name as ducal lieutenant. Thus, upon a fair May morning, came Claud of Rhynsault and his hardy riders to the town
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    Stbicily Between Ourselves
    1536 7 Stbicily Between Ourselves Ml JfoiMy*- »d we ebwse with them. 1 Where arr ft V^f' he iMli rtained us ,i'l p ,n". and newcomers crowd m ami ht old tim rs in.t, 01,, "ity. mnvnlt th« reflections by a i m m cinema magazine, and the ..i t».,Kv Leßoy Through?"
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    STORY OF CHINA'S SOLOMON
    735 8  -  (ion. Han Fu Chu ONCE AN OBSCURE SOMHKII (By Dragon i\ Shangtang, a province m China's northern seaboard, rules General Han Fu Chu, while a short disa re away on the sacred mountain <>i Taishai his former master lives m retirement, a pathetic figure who the
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    When To Swerve Your Ball: Shots That Have To Be Tackled
    962 8  - When To Swerve Your Ball: Shots That Have To Be Tackled SYDNEY LEE Billiards for A maleurs-XW. WHEN AIMING TO "MISS" By SINGULAR as it may seem, there is a good deal m knowing how and when to aim to miss the ball you are playing at. This is true
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    THE ELECTRIC COW
    83 8 Farmer Received A Shock On Touching It Sydney. Percy Jamieson, aged 18, was going to milk a cow at South Gundagai, New South Wales. He touched the animal and was flung to the ground by an electric shock. The farm's power supply had short ciri cuited and
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    DEFEATING JUSTICE
    93 8 Unemployed Man Who Was Paid To Go To Prison Prapuo. Three men at Olomouc, m Mv)iavia, wanted by the police on a charge of theft, paid an unemployed workman, Jaroslav Jelinek, to go to prison for them. Jelinek gave himself up to the poli<"o and confessed to the
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    £17,000 FROM CHARLIE CHAPLIN
    140 8 His Japanese Secretary Going Home CHARLIE CHAPLIN has riven well gift of £17,000 to Tora* his Japanese secretary, who ha? 5* him for 15 years, and who is ret^ I to Tokyo. rt Uirtu^ Kono accompanied Chaplin n* European tours. hit He has acquired an exceptional
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    SISTERS 398 YEARS OLD
    47 8 The total ages ot a family of sisters living at Wupportai i> m\ Recently the only married "sic,; brated her 80th birthday, and t he 2£ four came to help her celebrate* 55? ages were 84, 83. 78 and 73 AU tSZ Reuter
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    Take Care Of Your Instrument
    23 9 CORNER Dirty lenses Hean Poor pictures 'The Ju- 1 Icr." Photo by Mr. Kok Leong Yin, Kua'a Pilah.
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    How To Test The Bellows
    545 9 4 READER has "written to me ask ing wfclt precautions should be ed if a camera is to be kept m good condition for many years m .iimate. He points to the fact that if an JBtrament is used only rarely the bkk leather or
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    SECRET SERVICE COST
    121 9 Japan To Spend £725,000 A Year Toyio. Japan is spending £725,000 annually on secret service work. The amount of money allocated for the purpose m the I J34 35 Budget is five times greater than that of 1927. Nearly 58 per cent, of the total goes to
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    NEST ON BIRD LOVER'S GRAVE
    35 9 Stockholm. A man who during his life was wellknown as a lover of birds and animals, lies buried m the cemetery ol Nona Church m Stockholm. on seven eggs. Reuter
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    LAUGHS AMONG THE LETTERS
    224 9 London. TJERF are some extracts from letters 11 to the Post Office read at the meeting of the Philatelic Congress of Great Britain m Manchester: GOT MARRIED. "If you do not receive this let me know. I have done with my wireless set because I have
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    NO ENGLISH, PLEASE!
    89 9  -  Sin Wen Pau Order Of Kiangsu Provincial Government Chinkiang, June 15. The Kiangsu Provincial Government has posted a notice m the sitting room of its cfilce prohibiting conversation among the staff m English. The notice declares that the English language can be used when talking with foreigners
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    TRAFFIC CONGESTION
    201 9 London Proposal For Car Parks UnOergiound London. I7NDERGI7OUND car parks m London *J squares have been suggested as a method of overcoming the Increasing traffic congestion m the capital. The .scheme is to be considered by the Westminster City Council Another proposal is that hor.sc-drawn traffic should be
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    MARRIAGE AND CAREER
    166 9 Should Not Interfere With Each Other, Says Cary Grant Hollywood. "Marriage should never interfere with individuality. We are going to follow our separate careers. Whatever Virginia wants to do, she may." So .ays Cary Grant, who has just returned to Hollywood with his bride, Virginia Cherrill, to
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    WHIRLING PILLAR OF SAND
    101 9 Strange Phenomenon In Bsntfal rpHE pilot and passMiLrer of th< Im--1 peiial airways liner, Athena, which arrived at Duxn Dum recently <• i ing the castbound mail i I they were iust south of Asaitsol an unusual phenomenon of a huge column of sand, several thousand
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    SHANGHAI RENTS
    92 9 Movement For Their Reduction Shanghai, IIHM <>• The Shanghai Chinese Chamber of C< m merce has submitted a petition to tfu Municipal Government <f Gi ftter Shanghai urging that immediate ■< p« l>e to put rent reduction into effect a- a nn -ins of relief for thr poi
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    NO EXEMPTION
    70 9 Fire Engines Must Obey Traffic Lightg Hamilton (Ontario). Fire engines m future must obey tfe coloured traffic liprhts here and stop when the "rod" light is showing. This rulinjr, by the Fire and Jail Committee of the City Council, follows aa enquiry into a crash between a lira
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    SIGNOR ZANIN
    70 9  -  Shun Pao Shanghai, May V. Signor Zanin Apostolic Delegate fct China, returned to Shanghai feott Sungkiang last night. He is scheduled to leave for Peiping today to inspect the Catholic churches m the North. While passing Ycnchow m Shanturg. Signor Zamin will make a brief step where he
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    2117 11 By Our Woman Corre spondent tretching liome ot the rtlv v-nt for and delightful l.is; SaturGeraid -r y sic; -vetf Uw he lion jit x- decorated with anding be- coniposec: many varied .ved by the coupl*' he house. Tea i on the lawns and a**
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    545 12 Sunbay Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, June 24, 1934. CLOTHES AND THE MAN a SUNDAY morning, when pnosl relax from the dfvM.lii, conventional, workacfc i ma ;i fitting o] for sympathetic C( of a question whi« h hi m been introduced m m._ he question of man and hi It is signiti<
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    593 12  -  Anglius. I'VE c'->t ii new typewriter— it's one of those noiseless ones- but every time 1 sit down to write this column the keys wince. I LEARNED the touch system when I was a youth and since coming to the East have found no
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    1599 13 Woman's Single-Handed Battle In House Of Lords BARRISTERS WIFE WINS APPEAL AtiMNST HUSBAND DtCHtE NISI StT ASIDE [he Quesiioa Of Restitution Of conjugal Rights iFTEE il I battle single-handed for the best P !a > s ln the Ho "^e of Lords, a handsome young-J coking woman, a barrier's wife,
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    122 13 A Film Of "LI. G's" War Book? (By Air Mail.) London, June 13. li/jR. David O. Selznick, Vice-President 1 x of Metro-GcTdwyn-Mayer studios. Culver City, California, announces that he has seen Mr. Lloyd George, with a view to making a motion picture of thr British statesman's War Memoirs.
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    871 13 "I WAS INFATUATED WITH HER' Tragedy Of Jealousy Leads To JJeath Sentence (By Air Mail) London, June IS. A NAVAL stoker- kilting of a French woman with whom he ;id been -m affectionate terms, i>\ repented blows with the heavy metal handle of a long- knur of an antique type;
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    791 14  - CONTRACT BRIDGE Horatius Horatius Sy KEY BlDDI\(i FOR SLAMS Hy IT la expected that the Portland Club, :n its review of the existing rules for Contract Bridge v. ill adopt a modification «f slam bonuses It is generally accepted that the hi»h premiums which are at present awarded have done
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    53 14 Shanghai, May 29. Mr Tantc Yu Jen, Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, who had been lying 1 sick m Shanghai for the last few week?, has fully recovered and returned to Nanking ir >t night. Mr. Tani i >c >ntly had an operation m p. certain Japanese
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    89 14 Where Prisoners Went In And Out For A Week Heilbron. Orange Free 61 Two native prisoners, charged I •scaping from gaol and with theft, described m Court her< how Went m rid out of ga.o! fo:* a week; Attended church Went to dances; Stole food after the
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    796 15 HOW OUB TROLLEY BUSES ARE RUN THE TRACTION COMPANY FLEET ON STREETS FROM MORNING TILL HE chea :> transport problem for 1 the man m the si mt was salved with the introduction of the trolly to» service m Singapore. In olden we had
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    59 15 "HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES" It is forbidden to pawn a rjlesj set In Germany to-day. Wireless sets are In fnUre to b^ regarded as household neccsoi^os. A precedent for this ruling hao been set m G*nmr. Courts where v has been I that a wireless set is kndisnensible and that each household
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    50 15 The visitor to Berlin may now obtain a^ guide a university student skilled m ail branches of science or art. Two hundred and thirty students, representing all the universities and academies m Berlin, have undergone a special course of instruction to fit them to be super-guides.
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    252 15 Knud Rasmussen's Last Testament (By Air Mai"..) London, June 13. WHAT promises io be one of the most *J interesting national documents aver filmed is now playing to crowded ouses at the largest cinema m Copenhagen. This is Knud Rasmusssn's film of Jreen.and, "The Bride of Pa'o."
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    140 15 Ex-Scrvkewan Surpris s A Doctor London. A 3-inch roll of paper believed to "•ontain a war-time message has been ound embedded m an ex-serviceman's lose by a Bournemouth (Hants > doctor. H s patient was Mr. Frederick Samvavs' who served m the City cf London
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    90 17  -  Shun Pao Representative Meeting In Shanghai Shanghai, June 1. The ricksha coolies m Shanghai called a representative meeting yesterday afterntvn at a certain school building m the F»\;-ntl' Concession and a decision was reached that the coolies should organize a Relief Committee among themselves to seek relief measures
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    678 21 Ceremonial Begins I j ELABORATE MALAY RITUAL iFrom Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, June 21. J rpHE elaborate and extended ceremonies and rejoicings m con--1 nection with the nuptials of Yant: Mulia Raja Rapeah, daughter of H.H. the Sultan of Perak, who is to be married to
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    53 21 Berlin Police Spot 9,600 In A Day Berlin l'lv police of Berlin have declared war on the jaywalker. An unannounced one-day "drag net" resulted m no fewer than 9,600 being reported recently. Of this number 7,786 were warned. 607 lined on the spot and 207 are to
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    250 21 Indians Hurt In Lorry Skid A Chinese boy of the Eton High School \v is blocked down by a motor biu m Orchard Road on Friday afternoon. He received minor injuries, and was taken to the General Hospital by ;ii".bii]ance. A hasty accident occurred at the C l
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    104 21 Inter-School Competition At Johore [From Our Oivn Correspondent Johore, June 22. In excellent weather and before a large crowd the Batu Pahat Malay inter-school drill and games competition were held on the Bandar Tinggi School ground this afternoon. In the drill competition the Bandar Tinggi Malay School
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      110 21 Cheok Street, 8 p.m. Attendance compulsory. Lunar Athletic and Musical Party: Music practice, Mr. David Sim's residence, 186, McNair Road, 7.45 p.m. Attendance compulsory. Mayflower Musical and Dramatic Association: Usual weekly music practice, Mr Toh Heng Weng's residence, 22-19, Zion Road (behind Great World), 7.30 p.m. THURSDAY. JUNE 28 Straits
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    420 22 Matches Finished Before The Rain DESPITE the early evening rain yes- terday, the Straits Chinese Re- j creation Club managed to win both i their home and away cricket matches. At Hong Lim Green, dismissing the V.M.C.A. for a meagre total of 29, the j Chinese
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    973 22  -  K.O. (By Rivers The "Spoilei-r Rivers And S narry. Splendid Defi >ism' Tactics. Snlsdorf Seeks A Match, Penang Referee's Mistake, A L Rivers is a great "spoiler." He can make a really good fighter look cheap. Ignacio Fernandez lookand when the Filipino was
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    90 22 Keen Footoal! At Penang i (Frcm Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, June 23. rjrHERE was a large crowd to watch JL the Malaya Cup match between Selangor and Penang, played at Penang. The ground was m splendid condition. Selangor scored m Uie twentieth minute following a period of pressure
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    47 22 Heats To B- Run Off To-morrow Heats m connection with the Singapore Recreation Club's athletic six will be run off to-morrow. The events, which were abandoned owing to rain on Friday, will be taken up to-morrow, and those for to-morrow will be postponed to Tuesday.
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    41 22 The following will represu, t tiv> Perhimponan Stia Club against the Chung Wu Athletic Association at the tatter's premises to-day at 2 p.m.: Abubakar Dahlan, H. M. Said, A. R. Z. Alsagoff, Mahmood, A. R. H. Alsagoflf and Hussein Siraj.
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      40 22 TIDE TABLE To-r iy: B.IP, I m., 7.41 p.m. To-mon 8.32 p.m. Tuesday: H) 31 am .*.23 p.m. Wednesday: 11.20 am 10 12 p.m Thur day: 12.05 pjn ll 01 pm. Friday 12.4? pm 11 50 nm. Saturday: 1.28 pjn
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    Treble Successes For Jockey Dawson & Trainer Duval
    1959 23 Treble Successes For Jockey Dawson Trainer Duval Mortlake Simile Goes Lame At Kuala Lumpur (By Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur June 23 IHE weather was fine and the attendar.ee big for the second day o! the ,j— ar Races here io-day. The aoing S'2*wir side dlie tc ilr c h
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    NONDESCRIPTS BEAT UNITEERS
    133 23 Ten-Wickets Win hi McNair Road r cript c.h 1 Club b I [Jutted Engineers by ten wickets l crli '■'< match at Ibe N.C.C. groi i m V :Nalr Road y< Lauris and Pereira v. i responsible tor the poor score of 07 put up lv fruited
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    MALAYA CUP
    70 23 Singapore Game Again Postponed I>Al\ again interfered with the match between Johore and Singapore m the Malaya (up, arranged to be phiyed at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday. The match was originally arranged for Friday, but had to be called off at the eleventh hour owing to rain.
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    115 23 H. Pain? c and b Lauris 0 E. L. Truby not out 7 F Ed ley b C G. Pereira E. Laidman b Lauris 1 I G Mitchel] b Lauris g Extras 7 Total 67 E. Sims absent. Bowling:— C. G. Pereira 5 for 40: V. ChelJiah none lor 16:
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      Water polo At The Singapore Swimming Club
      142 24 European water polo second team, who w< re bet ten m- the Chinese 2nd team at the Singapore Swimming lub on Thursday by 5--2. Ran Fu Chu, the chairman of Shantung, who is known as -'China's Soiomon." He is now taking a part
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