Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 8 July 1934

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    Masthead
    14 1 The Sunday Tribne Vol. 2 -No 7 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY. JULY 8, 1934. FIVE CENTS.
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    G$25,000 Offer To' Perry To Turn Professional
    159 1 G$ 2 5,000 Offer To' Perry To Turn Professional WIMBLEDON SEQUEL Will He Accept? WHAT OTHER STAKS HAVE DONE New York, July 7. ACCORDING to the New York American, the manaeer of N. T. Tildrn has ctbM to F. JPerry to offer of ItMOO br a four months' contract to
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    PARLIAMENT & MALAYA
    372 1 PARLIAMENT MALAYA TIN AND RUBBER COMMITTEES Pertinent Questions Sir John Campbell's Position lf;y Air Mail) <from O:ir Own Correspondent.' London. June 27. OIR ]>h\\ Campbell's position -ii-\ i> the Tin and Kubmmittees was the subject of an interesting question \v. the Boobc of Commons. Rear-Adm. ral Sir Murray Sue•er asked
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    JAPANESE QUOTAS
    353 1 JAPA NESE QUOTAS Lett er F rom Th Strajts Menhmts J^Mco^h r the Colonies eoSf red lhe letler Nation the Briri.sl. Jf, S raits Merchants f «uo^ a g mst the imposit trade of a t5 agiil tne ™tre *»«Jtor ihe f nP Co!l>liy and imports. official members, was passed
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    TEST DRAMA
    96 1 Australian Stars Cannot Play Manchester. July 7. ►THERE are blight signs of the heat wave continuing, but the outlook is very black for Australia as the result of the illness of six players Bradman. Chipperfiekl. Woodfull Ponsford. Brown and Kippax. Fallowing m»e:l'ca! examination thJs morning, it was announced
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    WORLD RUBBER CONSUMPTION
    193 1 900,000 Tons A Year WHAT EXPERTS EXPECT (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent London, June 27. J^ PREDICTION of a world rubber consumption of a million tons a year would have seemed a bad joke six months ago: to-day it is becoming probability. Barring accidents, this
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    5 A.M. EDITION
    28 1 TEST MATCH i A full report of yes- tevda>'s play m ihe Tesi j'i Match at Manchester. together with detailed scores, appears on pare 2.
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    "FULL OF RAFFLES MONUMENTS"
    196 1 Sir M. Burton And Singapore 'By Air Mai 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 27. Montague Burton has re tinned from his world tour and gives the world the benefit ot nis observations m the "Yorkshire Evening Po.sV Of Singapore, :-jir Montague re marks "ihe
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    THAT LEG THEORY BOWLING
    93 1 Vigorous Reply By Notts Captain London, July 7. 'T ANCASHIRE is afraid of fast JL' bowling and forgets MacDonald." So said A. W Carr. the captain of Nottinghamshire, referring to the decision of Lancashire not to arrange fixture, with Nottinghamshire next season. He added that there
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    Medicine In Malaya
    144 1 PRAISE FROM TWO QUARTERS (By Air Mail) /From Our Own Correspondent./ London. June 27. MALAYAN medicine evokes praise imm two eminent quarters this week. The British Medical Journal prints a Jong review of Ludwik Anigstein's studies from \ho F.M.S. Institute for Medical research dealing with the Bacteriology,
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    TIN POSITION
    211 1 "Buffer Still Hangs Like A Cloud" (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Corresponden: London, June 27. BETTER news from America was welcome to tin holder.s. The recent downward slide seems to have been checked and a'. £226.7.6, for spot, prices were £3.5.0 better on the week. The buffer
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    FOR ENGINEERING STUDENTS
    230 1 Proposed Centre For The F.M.S. (By Air Mail.) i From Our Own Correspi rdent London, Ju 27 IMiE Federated Ma 'ay Sta es will be included m an c:. (.ended tour which Mr W. Chamb rs. an official of the British Institute 01 Engineering Technology, is .shortly
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    German Rubber Control
    107 1 STRICT ACTION BY GOVERNMENT (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent.* Berlin, June 26. nKASTIC rubber control is the latest symptom ol Germany's critical foreign ex< hange position. Imports of metals including tin as well as many other raw materials are already permitted only under licence. Now
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    PEPPER "RAMP"
    167 1 Stocks Transferred To London London, June 27 TIN, shellac, pepper. What next? Six months ago white peppn was 7»/ 2 d. per lb., to-day it is firm at 9 J 2 d. and market gossip furnishes a story about it. Some time ago Shellac acquired similar strength by
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    MALACCA V.C.
    138 1 Presentation Of New Colours From Our Otni Correspondent, f Malacca, July 7 Ij>INE weather favoured the presentation of Colours to the Malacca Volunteer Corps, held op. the High School field to-day. There were present HE. the Officer Administering the Govern m&nt (Mr A. CaldecoU 1 the Resident Councillor,
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    England's Record Score At Old Trafford
    1206 2 Innings Closed At 627 For Nine Wickets Make 136 Runs For Loss Of One Wicket AFTER batting for ten hours m their first innings, m the Third match ai 1<! TrafTord. Man Chester, England declared thciv innings closed at the tea interval i to-day
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    ATTACK ON REDS
    55 2 r.overnmrnt Threat To Bomb Huichang Shanghai, July 7 Plfth Squadron of the Chinese Ml Force ha> sent three 'planes to Huiftang. the Communist stionghold to pamphlets urging the inhabitants ye the City, otherwise they may b« iuuu.d, as the ritv is to be bombed m 'he near
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    PIRATES KILLED
    46 2 Government Planes Bomb Ships Shanghai, July 7. It U reported that Government 'planes bombed and dispersed the pirate ships at Huanghokow. More than ten pirates were kii>d by bombThe marines recaptured six boats which have been held by the marauders.—Mi n Kuo Jih Pao.
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    HENLEY REGATTA
    245 2 Fine Weather Favours The Finals London. July 7. PERFECT weather conditions prevailed for the historic regatta ai Henley to-day, when the finals took place. The diamond sculls was won by Buntz (Germany who beat Rutherford "Princeton University. U.S.A.), by three-and-a-half lengths jn 8 mins. 10 sees.. equalling the
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    INTERIM DIVIDENDS
    154 2 Difficulty In Maintaining Rate? London, July 7. Although all the leading joint stock tanks have maintained their inerim dividend rates, greater difficulty hap been experienced m the last halferr m finding remunerative investment for their funds despite reduction iv. the volume of deposits and the iarser turnover of
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    WOMEN'S DOUBLES FINAL
    143 2 Mine. Mathieu and Miss Ryan, holders, beat Mrs. Andrus and Mile. Henrotin G—3. 6—3 m the women's doubles final. It was Miss Ryan's twentysixth upneorance m a Wimbledon final and her thirteenth victory. Though the Duality of play was not up to standard. Miss Ryan indulged m
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    MIXED DOUBLES FINAL
    64 2 Miki and Miss Dorothy Round beat H. W. Austin and Mrs. Sheppard Barron 3—6, 6—4. 6—o m the mixed doubles final. Miki smashed brilliantly while Miss Round's classic driving and not-work proved too strong lor their opponents. Mrs. Sheppard Barron was the weakest of the four so
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    ANOTHER BRITISH TRIUMPH
    231 2 Wimbledon Tennis LADIES' TITLE FOX BRITAIN London, July 7. 1./lISS Dorothy Hound emulated Fred Perry's example to-day and beat Miss Helen Jacobs (U.S.A.) m the iinal of" the women's singles at Wimbledon, thus capturing the title for Britain after An interval of eight years. The woman's title
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    WATERSPOUT OFF COLLYER QUAY
    217 2 Lunch-Hour Thrill For Singapore CROWDS gathered on Collyer Quay just before one o'clock yesterday be witness the unusual sight of a waterspout, some distance out at sea. The column of water rose from the sea to meet the dark clouds overhead This was followed almost immediately
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    TEXTILE QUOTAS
    47 2 Experts And Colombo^ Position London. July 7. Yesterday's Colombo message regard Ing a 7d. per ib. tariff on Japanese textiles wttfi erroneous, the experts considering that a specific 3d. per yard preference on British exports was required to achieve the tame end as quota Reuter
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    CHINESE SOCIETY WEDDING
    372 2 London Ceremony MANY DISTINGUSIIHD GUESTS London, July 7. T"HF wedding of Dr. Sxe Mm, x soil of the Chinese Minister p, Washington, Dr. Alfred Sze, ar/l Miss Bessie Li to k place at Chinese Legation which was p ously beflowered for the occasion Mr. Quo Tai Chi,«Chine»
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      133 2 Solution To Crossword No. 34 ACROSS:— 2. Stores; 5. bests; •9. Raptores; 11. Forget: 12. Yarn; 13. Aloe; 1.5. Lend: 18. Other; 21. Roof; 22. Hit; 24. Copal; 25. East: 26. Pa; 28. Otter; 31. Kneel; 33. Eat; 34. Emir; 35. Lest; 3Y. Sac; 39a. Set; 41. Yet; 42. Cobalt:
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    SALE OF GOLD MINE
    1665 3 SALE OF GOLD MINE Hearing ontinued IPOH SUPREME (OIRT Correspondent* <from Our On Ijxih. July 6. )O h Supreme Court yesterday of the civil soil involving 5200,000 m -vhich Ban Hill Gold Mines, a Company registered m Singapore, ptSßtagOh Kay Beng (executor ot the last will of his father Oh
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    TWO ACCUSED DISCHARGED
    190 3 Abrupt End Of Third Da;> 'a Hearing AFTER two days of protracted hearing before the District Judge. Mr. H. A. Forrer. the case m which two Bengalee Brahmins, Sham Sunder Rai, a lawyer's clerk, and Ram Adhar, a Traction Company driver, were the accused, came to an
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    GRIEVOUS HURT
    97 3 Heavy Fine For Malay Driver A fine of $70, or threo months' r.i. m default, was the sentence passed yesterday by the District Judge. Mr. H. A. Forrer. on a Malay motor-car driver, Ismail bin Jaha. for causing grievous hurt by a rash act. An accident occurred on
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    ALLEGED INTIMIDATION
    55 3 Two accused with the same name— I Gulani Haider were yesterday charged before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, with criminal intimidation of Amir Shaw on June 28. Mr. V. J. Mendis is for both accused while Inspector Scully is m charge of the investigations. July 14 was
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    MALACCA ROTARY
    147 3 New President Assumes Office {From Our Oxen Correspondent) Malacca, July 6. The Rotary Club of Malacca held their Monthly dinner at the Rest House at 8 p.m. on July 5. Amongst the guests wer' Messrs. K. V. Al. Rm. Alagappa Chettiar, M.A. baiTister-at-law S. Naidu, P. R. Alagap-
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    ALLEGED GRAFT
    63 3  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Complaint Against The Swatow Committee Hongkong. July 7. j i Ninety-nine member? of the Chamber of Commerce m Swatow have sent a petition to Canton accusing 1 the committee of the Chamber of "squeezing" funds while handling the commercial mortgage bonds. j The Finance
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    DISTRESSED EUROPEANS
    115 3 The committee of the Distressed Euro- pean Fund, Singapore, acknowledges receipt of the following donations dur- ing the month of June: I Singapore Cricket Club $308, Singapore Swimming Club $123.50, Muar Civil Service Club Sl5, Sepoy Lines Golf Club $15, Keopel Golf Club $114.30, Singapore Golf Club $110.50,
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    MALAY CONSTABLE FINED
    239 3 "A Warning To Other Policemen" (From Our Own Correspondent* Seremban. July 6. A LLEGATIONS of general complaint on r > all sides m the district of Rembau against the autocratic behaviour of some of the members of the police force were made before the Rembau Magistrate today,
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    TOLD FORTUNE
    125 3 Chinese Charged In Third Court The odd paraphernalia of a •fortunetellers" trade scales for measuring finger lengths, books of rules for for-tune-telling from person features and red papers with Chinese characters were exhibits yesterday before 1 the Third Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Brander, when a Chinese. Low Puay
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    CAR OVERTURNS
    467 3 Narrow Escape For Johore People (Frovi Our Own Correspondent I Johore Bahru, July 7 4 MOTOR c:ar accident, whirh might have had serious results, occurred at about 2 p.m yesterday at the four cress roads near the Johore Civil Servic Club. A Morris Cowley car being driven by
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    LOCAL TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
    319 3 Annual Meeting MAGAZINE TO BC IM'BMSHED AT the annual general meeting of the Singapore Teachers' Association, held at the Raffles Institution hall yesterday, it was decider! that the present early subscription of (1 be raised to <2. It was also proposed that the Association publish a mifirlf
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    CHINA'S HEAT WAVE
    42 3  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai. July 7. Several people were stricken with sunstroke at Hsuchou yesterday when the temperature reached 105 degrees Two-thirds of Hupeh Province is suffering from drought. An epidemic of cholera has broken out at Hankow.-
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    Coming To The Local Cinemas
    1692 4 Coming To The Local Cinemas IN "Jack Ahoy," now showing at the Pavilion Theatre. Jack Hulbert has his finest comedy role to date as Jack Ponsonby, scion of a famous naval household, who joins the Navy as a rating. He falls m love with the Admiral's daughter and when the
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    AN INNOCENT MAN IN BROADMOOR?
    98 5 QUESTIONS IN COMMONS police fieview Crime Of Five Years Ago our is George Fratson, a A cotton work who was sentenced to death the murder of a Manchester shopkeeper, !v reprieved. Is Fratson an innocent man, ed of a crime perpetrated by another hand? n
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    23 5 A contrast m heat-wave wear m Engand-two fair bathers escorting two of their friends to the open-air swimming at Chiswick, London (.Topical Press*.
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    CONFLICTING OPINIONS FROM DOCTORS
    950 5 Ur Mail) London, June 21 wit during tt* hrbd at Not tin* f Walter Prince, labourer, of no fixet 1 Jkss, that the sfnsational out tolKCßntd which led to this five lor-oki oimc bring reconsidered Charged before Mr. Justice Lowmcr with the murder of Harriet Shaw,
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    TO INVOKE RAIN
    142 5 Dead Man's Hand Thrown Into River i Belgrade. THE finding of a man's hand m the river near Doboj, Jugoslavia, has led j Ito the discovery of strange practices j among the peasants of the district. TJiey urgently need rain and consulted I an old 'Witch" as
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    "SPANISH PRISONER"
    131 5 Confidence Trick Re-Appears In Copenhagen Copenhagen. The oldest confidence trick of all the "Spanish prisoner"- -has appeared again m f Copenhagen. I Several people have had letters from the unfortunate "prisoner." who states he is serving* a sentence for bankruptcy. His method of approach is the same as
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    A FAITHFUL DOG
    104 5 Bronze Image To Be Presented To Japanese Emperor Tokyo. Bronze images of Hachiko, "the dog that cannot forget," are to be presented to the Emperor and Empress of Japan and the Empress Dowager. Hachiko used to escort his master to and from Shibuya station, Tokyo, every Several
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    COMBINED LABOURS
    50 5 Berlin. Fifty-three weavers, whose combined ages total over 4,000 years, have celebrated their Golden Jubilee as master weavers at Glauchau, a Saxon town famous lor its weaving. Between them they have completed I 2,650 years of weaving. They have been made a presentation by the Glauchau Weavers Guild.
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    BOTH SPIRITED AWAY
    116 5 1 1 Farmer Loses His Horse And Then His Waggon Prague. NICHOLAS Tanhauser, a farmer at Lipnik, m Moravia was on his way to Hranice with a waggon stacked high with faggots. Feeling thirsty, he stopped at a wayside inn for a drink. Ten minutes later, when
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    CAPITAL LETTERS FOR EGYPT
    70 5 Cairo. I Capital letters, or crown letters as th;y are called m Egypt, were introduced three years ago. j They were very little used, however. Now the 14-year-old Prince of Said, the heir to the throne, has given a lead. He uses the capital "F" m
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    BRITAIN'S TRADE RECOVERY
    1018 5 I .U.l. Report GOOD AREAS AND BAD DEITAIN'S trade recovery has bee* a general revival due t<> ■■< neru< <»• national measures <»f policy. The country has nott melted the stage, however, a/hen individual m j dustries and are as must be studied i The fact that
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    The Doctor's Story
    4620 6  - Th e Doc tor's Story Sapper OUR SHORT STORY V'iUIIIII!l!!ll:llll;HI!|lIlllli:l!]|!lll;l!;Mli:|i:ini!l|ll|ll«ll|l!lllflllltll!llir.l .lllllllllllHlllUllilMlHllHlllitlllllllMlilllllllirii.l^llllH^Hlllllllll' SOONEPw or later" began the Doctor, settling himself comfortably m his chair. iredmTS" To "irlbst 'of Us. Sooner or later a man or a woman comes to consult us on what they imagine to be some trifling malady, and
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      26 6 USE ~"TIGER HEADACHE CURE POWDER" AND KEEP SMILING THROUGH. December J 934 /ft < August I 2NX heada S H£ //Q >^ May j TIGER MEDICAL HALL SINGAPORE.
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    Strictly Between Ourselves
    1542 7 Strictly Between Ourselves mgt&G ihis page- a page, thai is, harrjj* pieiurt's and Messrs. Geta Bro4^'announcement- writ ing it has brought I! manner of encourageim Dt, help and jesting material from friends am! wellwishers. lam most grateful. Th< more you write, fcasieryou make things f r me. Don't frget that
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    Superfluoas man
    37 8 i uu nui grunge women a fair deal but I do think that the inclination to Moulder out man is a trifle over- 4 J done. One of ha ed< K the unwanted %°^lt sex
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    GREAT WAR EPISODE RECALLED
    433 8 Suit To Clear Memory Of Court-Martialled Men Paris. A REMARKABLE suit brought on bena.f of the widowed mothers of lour French soldiers to clear the me.:.ory and establish the innocence of iheir sons was heard by the Court Martials Appeal Court. The men were among five
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    REWARDS HIMSELF
    80 8 Lisbon. The police are searching for a man ulio bravely c'wved into the Tagus, and after buttling wii.n the fierce currents brought ashore a well-dressed stranger, ai)d ihtn disappeared. The Granger iiad fallen into the river when boarding a ferry boat. After giving tue victim first aid by
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    When To Play Boldly: Taking Stupid Risks Is Different: Snooker Tangles
    933 8  - When To Play Boldly: Taking Stupid Risks Is Different: Snooker Tangles SYDNEY LEE Billiards for Amateurs— XV. WHEN THE BOLD SHOT PAYS By (Empire Amateur Champion) npHERE are times when the bold shot A pays. The stroke shown m diagram No. 15, cropped up during one of my recent matches
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    JEWISH REPUBLIC
    85 8 10,000 Emigrants To Sct<!c In Soviet Russia Holsingfors. Abdit, 10,000 Jpws fro'ii Fiance, Germany, Poland, Lithuania and the United States of America are expected to settle m the special Jewish Soviet republic hein.e formed m (he Biro-Bitschan district of south eastern Russia this year. Of these merchants, 2,000
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    FIRE DESTROYS VILLAGE
    73 8 Belgrade Tho entire village of Donja Pologa, /ugoslavia, has been destroyed by fire m Bpfte of desperate efforts made by village women to check the flames. Th.- the broke out on market day when all tha men were away at the nearby tow"i of Tetovo. The women
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    BRITISH FASCIST UNION
    114 8 Australia Condemns Its "High Sound ng Catchphrases" Sydney. Tho British Union of Fawsts has received a rebuff from New South Wales The Fascists were affiliated with the Australian "Now Guard," an antiSoclalist body formed whon Mr. Lano was Soc'alisi Premier of New South VValer. Th-s affiliation ha?
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    WILD BOARS DESTROY CROPS
    62 8 Wiesbaden. lotato and other crops, struggling against the continual drought, have been attacked by another menace herds of will boars. Strong measures ?r- now being taken to reduce thr-ir numbers. Peasants all over the district havcomplained of the ravages of the boars, which, m spite of
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    INDUSTRIES FAIR
    261 8 Search For Permanent Site? "PREPARATIONS are already being Jr made for the next British Industries Fair, which is expected to attract more attention than ever next year. Forms of application have been sent cut to over 100.000 proipective exhibitors, and the problem of finding space to accommodate the
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    MEMORIAL TO A HERO
    146 8 German Who Was Shot By The French Duesseldorf. A Nazi "pa^'k", witli a parade ground accommodating "00,000 pcopl?, EfS to be built on Golzhfim Heath, near Duosse.dorf. m memory of Albert Leo ScMftSßter, the rational hero who >vas phot by the French for acts of sabotage
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    SPAIN'S WHEAT CROP
    51 8 Enough For Entre Population For A Year Madrid. A wheat crop, worth over 5:100.000,000, and sufficient to feed the country's entire population ol" men and beasts for 12 months, is anticipated m Spain this year. Farmer's v/ho successfully opposed the authorities' desire to import foreign wheat, are
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    KAYE DON SENT FOR TRIAL
    404 8 Manslaughter (W Inquest A MAJORITY verdict of m^ negligent driving of Mr K?vLV^'<racing motorist was retnW 0 jury at the resumed inquest on the body of Francis TavW J*&» to Mr. Don. who was during a practice run m the lit on May 28. Mr.
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    IT RAINED FISH
    28 8 Fish fell from the cloud? during about five miles from Geelonp. Litth carp \ver;> found m pafWocki i longing- to Mi. K. J. W. 1
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    SEPIA JONES ON BROMIDE PAPER
    604 9 •^f nfggj COR\ER The Correction Of Poor- Coloured Prints <a advantage* sulphMe tonM1 .Mriw rich sepia ton, Lor gaslight mints have g^a^-taed m this corner. Z£** remarks n A. Tflfer m the Amateur «A lv £yss trass ■Tesults. provided certain 1 1 "bleacher" compounded Jrjjy
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    ARREST OF A BRIDEGROOM
    941 9 "Trousseau Mystery" SEARCH FOR BLACK TRUNK (By Air Mail) London, June 20. gCOTLAND YARD is co-operating with the police of four countries m seeking information concerning Miss Agnes Tufverson, an American woman lawyer, the supposed bride of Capt. Poderjay, a Jugoslav officer. Capt. Poderjay was arrested
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    CROSS-AFRICA TRIP
    245 9 English Couple's Journey In Motor Caravan Algiers. Amiddlc-a^ed English woman has just passed through here on her way to Tangier^, after travelling the length of the African continent unarmed. She travelled with her husband m a motor caravan,. The adventurous woman. Mrs. Stanley, was born m Sale, Cheshire,
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    ALLEGED ARMS FRAUD
    145 9 Scrap Iron Sold An Munitions Prague. A 41 -year-old Hungarian. M. M.ix G]a.o«, a citizen of Czechoslovakia, isb Ing tried at Chrudim. Bohemia, m conm c tion with a remarkable arms rraud on the Chinese Government. It is alleged that If. CHass, While In Shanghai m 1924.
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    POLICE "WEDDING SQUAD"
    95 9 Protection For lirides Agailtsi Former Lowers [grade A special group of plain-clothes policenten baa been organised m B< ide to protect brid?B arid bridegrooms dvi weddings. This has been made necessary by the number <<f cases of »r«iwi#i« and even attempts at murder by former lovew <>f
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    PAYING A SPATE'S DEBT
    81 9 Unemployed Pan Gold From River Beds Santiago. Chile. Gold panned by unemployed from river boas of the Andes has been v by the Government of Chile to pas years' accumulated postal debts to the International Postal Union. The sum involved is stated 10 he £150,000. Its
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    JURY DISAGREE IN SIX DAYS' SUIT
    1580 10 SHIP'S OFFICES CITED Judge And Planners Of Modern Young People MANNERS of r.;- >v; youns people came under close consideratioi] m a which kept Mr. Justice Bateson and as] rial upied for over six days. Incidents that v. occurred aboard ship during a long
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    111 10 200,000 German War Survivors To Meet Together Cologne More than 200,00 survivors of the Gem.an armies which took the field 1914-18 are expected from a'l parts of Germany at a great mass reunion this summer. It is the fifth annual meeting of Kyffhauser Association of Old Soldiers and
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    CASE OF A BURMESE WOMAN
    191 10 Major's Wife Unfit To Plead AS reported by cable, Bella Evans, the Burmese wife of a major m the KAMC, was indicted at the Kent Assizes at Maidstone for setting hie to stables, the property of Colonel John Crookenden, at Barham, Kent, on Apr. 28.
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    BOOTLEG LIQUOR
    140 10 "Peddled From House To House" In U.S. Washington. Illcvt stills are declared even now to '■>t an parts of the United States, by Mr. Joseph R. Choate, Junr., Federal Alcohol Control Administrator. Ho says that reports from .a number ol areas indicate that sales cf bootleg iquor are
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    MISSIONARY MURDERED
    87 10  -  Sin Wen Pao Assassin Caught While In Hiding Peiping, June 21. As a result of vigorous searches made by the authorities the murderer of Dr. J. H. Ingram, the American missionary who was shot and killed last week, was captured yesterday. The murderer, nam?d Ho-.i \V»n Mir. >n
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    2-LB HAILSTONES
    38 10 Istanbul. Hailstones waighing as much as 2 Ib. fell during a storm at Mersina, m Soutliern Turkey. More than a thousand trees wore desToy'l and peasants workin.'.r m the field were injured. Crops were badly damaged.
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    37 10 Moscow Owing to the drought m the principal grain-growiiv; regions of Russia. prices of bread here rose precipitately. For white bread the price rose lixu per cent, and for black, 100 per cent.
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    1968 11 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By (Our Woman Correspondent YE of Ujal private par- I 1/ r C s ol the was the supper T mglin Club la3t week SlLand Mrs. Gordon Strickland. JL entire dubhcu as reserved for cvr ,t r u and rzstivities began with I die m
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    Where To Find The Wide Open Spaces
    1094 12  -  G. S. Hammonds SOMETIMES you grow weary of the rush and bustle of Singapore. You long for i he wids open spaces, where men are men i bd a dime's a dime. The trouble with Singapore is the difllculty cf finding such places.
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    467 12 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, July 8, 1934. COMFORT CHJCH its as tin, rubber, crisis and rermany are suitable for ion during the •reek. On a Sunday thoughts of our own o fort, particularly comfort in iicat as Singauring for the days, form more fitting aterial for a leading article. K.
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK.
    606 12  -  Anglius SEEING that it's Test Match time again I've managed to dig up a story for 1 cricket enthusiasts. It's not very good I but you may as well have it. npHE "demon-bowler" pitched a fast, short length, the ball striking the batsman's head
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    TRUNK MYSTERY A PERFECT CRIME?
    1188 13 TRUNK MYSTERY A PERFECT CRIME? Police Held Up by Baffling Problems LOVER WHO COVERED UP HIS TRACKS of GirVs /"f %f fl l s ©the Brighton trunk mystery a pe.-feet crime? The rei'u!t> of seven days' intensive investigation are practin:L Scores of possible clues have proved worthless; many trails have
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    A NEW ONE!
    284 13 Lancashire Men Ca'Canny (By Air Mail) London, June 27. Everybody knows the story of the Scotsmen who fill their fountain pens m the Post Gfflce; but here is a new and, a better one:— OY the tntroduct on of luxury furni- ture m Liverpool's newly-decorated General Post
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    ATTACK ON A CHILD
    104 13 (By Air Mail.) London, June, 27. a CHARGE against Robert Jenkins, 29, -rk of Pontypool, of attempting to assault a five-year-old girl at Maidenhead Thicket was withdrawn .when the case came before the Maidenhead' magistrates. The clerk stated that the Oxford pnson authorities had advised him
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    SPEED-UP IN DIVORCE COURTS
    719 13 A MALAYAN CASE "Sailed Four Hours After Marriag?" (By Air Mail) London, June 27. JS the Divorce Division a decree nisi has been granted m the case of Mi>. Yorke Harston Heine. of Berth w*ek-road, Leytongtone, v. Mr. Keith Rcbert Rank n Heine. The marriage was
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    CONTACT BRIDGE
    1182 14  -  "HORATIUS" *y IT often happens that cards which possess trick winning values are wasted because there is no way of getting into the hand m which they are established. Sometimes this is due to :he careless play of declarer m permitting those entry or re-entry cards to be
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    160 14 Nepales* Visitor Taken For A Flight L mdon /"iROYDON Aerodrome was decorated V^ with flO\*ers ami ferns and bright red caipets were laid m the main hall on the occasion of the v.sit of His Excellency the Commanding-General of Nepal, Bahadur Shumshere Jung Bahadur Rane. He was escorted
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    426 14 Hy I). M. Greig TftE FOREHAND DRIVE npENNIS has no more important stroke than the forehand drive. It is with this stroke that ninety-nine players out of a hundred make their winning shots. I am not, m this article, going to describe the various grips
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    EX-KAISER AND HITLER
    75 14 Ugly Slur On Former* Character The (hj'iaeUT unfavourably contrasted Chancellor Hitler by a v at a meeting here. "On '.he one side," h^ »»d, "we the monarch who nested self at the head of hit ti of greatest need, but v. abandoned everything. "On the other, the
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    The Manufacturing Side Of John Little's Business
    849 15 Th e Manufacturing Side Of John Little's Business SUPi'lltßS OF HJGH GRADE FUHMTUKK 4VISirTOTHESHOWBOOM KAUTIFLL SUITES HADE FliO.l IHAUtAN Tt'tlE {Manufacture and supply of a i of furniture is one I thu business ig i nd er stood about this < ncnti which has been ,i for over B<> years,
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    EASTER ISLAND
    207 15 Expedition To Solve Its Mysteries Paris. A FRANCO-BELGIAN archaeological j tx ar>d scientific expedit" on is now on its way to try and solve the riddle of the 555 famous statues on Easter Island, I he lonely volcanic islet of the south Those statues which are frcm thres
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    FIRE CHIEF'S SACRIFICE
    112 15 Gives His Life To Save His Men Cologne. A glass container full of nitric acid broke during a fire at a Cologne chemical works. Fumes ascended m poisonous clouds to where the firemen were fighting the flames. Dr. Nieheus, a leading official of the Cologne Fire Brigade,
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    KILLED BY BROOM
    61 15 (By Air Mail.) London, June, 27. WHEN sweeping cut a coal lorry, William Treen, of Moreton Hampstead. Devon, lost control of the broom. Jumping out of the lorry to retrieve it, he stepped on the broom, which .flew up. The handle penetrated his body, and he died
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    SOLDIER AND PRIEST
    229 15 I Ex-Fighter Who Becomss Archbishop At 36 Belgrade. A 36- YEAR-OLD priest, Dr. Alolziie Stepinatz, who was ordained only I four years ago, has been appointed Coartj jutor Archbishop of Zagreb by the Holy See. This means that, on the death of the nresent Archbishoo. Dr. Bauer,
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    CHOOSING THE CHIEF
    122 15 Red Indians Adopt The Ballot System London, Ontario. Red Indians of the Oneida tribe at Muncey reserve have pone to the polls to select their chief and councillors, for the first time. The "white man's" ballot system thus replaced the ancient custom of the appointment of chiefs
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    207 15 Slavery Conditions In Libaria ,r*ONDITIONS m the Negro Republic <y oi Liberia on the west coast of Africa have become so revolting that -ho British Government, as shown by a Blu? Book just issued, have called upon the United States to undertake joint action to bring about a
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    129 15 Making: Britain AirMinded ONCE again Sir klav C famous airman campaign to fu British civil aviati< summer monti to towns m various part oJ Isles, giving at each Lov every day. Radio communication pis minent part m tt An autogiro, with radio and a pilot i to
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    EXCHANGE BANK OF CHINA
    602 16 Proposed Reopening WHAT ARE JAPAN'S OBJECTS Mr. Wang Vi Tang, once fading figure m the Anfu Government and Speaker of the House of Senate m the former Peking Government, visited Japan reports gained into circulation regarding the restoration of the Exchange Bank of China, which was
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    Be Fit For Anything
    164 16 Be Fit For Anything No. 5 OS THE TOES JJ-EL luting and lowering is a very well-known exercise. And it isn't exactly showy. For those reasons it is often neglected. Which is a pity, because it strengthens not only the feet, but the calves, thigh muscles and spine. When you
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    210 16  -  Sin Wen Pao Wife Persuades Him To Return Shanghai, June 9. 'No date has ye*, been fixed for General Huang Fu's return to Peiping, according to information from reliable sources. Although Madame Huang is using her influence to induce her husband to proceed to Peiping so that
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    WOOSUNG RIVER
    57 16 Shanghai, June 14. Plans have been drawn up for the conservancy work of the Whangpoo River and the funds required will be financied by the National Economic Council, it is learned from a reliable source. The total cost of the work is estimated at $2,400,000 and the work
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    DR. WANG CHUNG HUEI
    63 16 Nanking, June 12. Dr. Wang- Chung Huei, former President of the Legislative Yuan and now a member of the International Court of Justice at The Hague, is expected to arrive m Nanking by the end of this month. Dr. Wang will not go back to The
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    "NEW LIFE" MOVEMENT
    36 16 Taiyuan, June 13. Shansi observed June 12 as the "New Life movement day. Yesterday was declared a provincial holiday on which all schools, government offices and newspapers suspended work to celebrate the occasion.
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    To "DAMP" ENTHUSIASM
    100 16 Fire-Engines Stationed On Football Grounds Izmir, Turkey. Fire engines are now stationed on football grounds at nearly every important match m Turkey— and the firemen have orders to turn their hoses on the crowd m the event of any disorderliness. This is a sequel to the disorders
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    WEIGH 22 STONE EACH
    88 16 Men Who Wish They Are Heavier Berlin. The 34 heaviest men m Berlin, whose aggregate weight is more than five tons, are bewailing the fact that they are not so heavy as their predecessors were. They baong to the "Seven^Month Children's Club," and their average weight
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    POLICEMAN'S POCKET PICKED
    37 16 Cairo. c British Policeman was directmg traffic m one of Cairo's main watcl a pickpocket amoved his gold He did not notice the theft until the time came for him to go off duty.
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    THROUGH RAILWAY TRAFFIC
    671 16 Press Comment A DIPLOMATIC DEFEAT INURING the last few weeks the questions of through railway traffic and postal relations with Manchuria have again been very much to the fore. That Japan has been using these questions to force China into tacit recognition of Manchoukuo is apparent to
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    DEPRESSED BY ACUTE ACIDITY
    323 16 There ran rarely be no doubt about th* effectiveness of a rem.-d r acidity th can give such permanent relief u< L n> woman's case: l 18 "I raffemi for many years from acifjitT 111 various forms," she writes. '-At 1 ls became so acute that
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    How England Beat Australia In The Second Test
    5170 17 full Details By The Air Mail Three Days Of Thrilling Cricket At Lord's (By Air Jlail) {from Our Own Correspondent) London, June 26. rfHE following is detailed report, i rece ived by air mail, of the Second Test match, which England won
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      274 17 LATEST! ADVERTISEMENT DEATH. Friends ar,d relatives are respectfully informed of the di'ath of Mr. Chenng- Why Ghee, who passed away peacefully at hih residence at Bcmabok, Ifaiacca, at tluap of 71, on July 5, 1954. Be left behiid him his widow, 5 rons, Cheong Kiong Yew, of Straits Steamship Co
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    MALAYAN CLUB LIFE
    1423 18 Sumg BooTo Visit Kuala Lzimpuv In August -Soccer, Billiards And Basket Hull Matches -New Game Invented P>y Singapore Sportsman Becoming Populai Kicking The Chines* Shuttlecock Anniversary Celebration* Of Seremban Chin Woo Association. ffHE Sion^ 800 Athletic Association of Singapore will go on tour to Kuala Lumpur during
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    AIR GIRL'S ROMANCE
    159 18 Engagement Follows Meeting At Tlangar (By Air Mail.) London, June, 27. IT was revealed yesterday that Miss Winnie Drinkwaier, of Glasgow, who is Britain's youngest commercial air pilot and ground engineer, is engaged to be married to Mr. Francis Short, director of Short Bros., aircraft manulacturers, of
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    MAN WHO CHANGED
    148 18 "D'ffxrGnt" S nee Wife Died, Says 14-Year-Old Son (By Air Mail.) i London, June. 27. <£IJE has been different since mother died." s f a/ed a 14-year-old boy, giving evidence at a Camberwell inquest yesterday on his father, Albert. Fdward Maxwell. 64, of Amelia-road, Walworth, S.E., who
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    ALDERMEN ARE HUMAN
    130 18 One Who Sends Poor Boy A Dog's Licence Montreal, Quebec I Jimmy is 10, and his world is full of trouble. He has no father. His mother receives municipal relief. His tonsils are bad. His pet dog was run over and killed by a lorry recently. But
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    MARCONI'S LATEST
    117 18 Wireless Waves To Destroy Microbes Rome. Destruction of microbes m the human body by ultra-short wireless waves has been made possible by a new invention of Senator Marconi, according to the "Roma Fascista." The invention consists m the use of wireless waves to induce m the patient a
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    4033 19 ©irmaitnoini Of C®iniiLr©lliinig .Body Inaugural Meeting Held Dr. (Mrs.) Winstedt Offers A Cup For Competition Hoxv The Idea Came To Dr. Birchee Quarter Finals In Singapore Junior Tournament Reached Comment On Week-End Matches News From Here And There. 11/ITH the formation of the Johorv
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    2108 20 Th e Week s Ma la yan SP ORT RE VIEWED Singapore Athletics In Pre-War Days- -The Former Annual Sports Meeting* Of The Padang Club?: Recalled Performances At The S.R.C. Last Week Malaya Cup And Singapore League Soccer Cricket As It x Should Be Played. (By "RimaiT) M::IES of pre-war
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    922 20 (By "K.O") •THE Rivers-Suares fight at the New World Arena on Sunday last will be remembered as one of the most thrilling battles in local ring history. The great fights put Rivers- up by Jamito, Pelky, Jerry Mohohan and Suares Johnny Regan hardly
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    FRED PERRY'S FEAT
    609 21 Wimbledon Title WON BY BRITAIN AFTER 25 YEARS pEEDERICK John Perry, the brilliant 25 -year-old British player, made tennis history at Wimbledon when he defeated J. H Crawford, the holder m the final m three sets— 6-3, 6-0, 7-1. He is th? first British competitor to win
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    92 21 The Youngsters' Badminton Party beat, the Serangoon English School team by four games to two as follows: ~Koh Chong- Lye beat Lee Hock Nam 15_6, 13—13. s—o: Ng Chens Kwang lost to Yeo Hock Leng 15—7; 11—15, S 15; Tav Bwee Kiat lost to Cho Chwee Gee ii-
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    LADY SWIMMERS
    91 21 Chines Girls To Give Exhibition Shanghai, July 7. "THE New Life Movement, Club m NanA chang has invited Miss Yang Shau King and Miss Yang Shau Chien, the two famous Chinese lady swimmers, to visit Nanchang and swim m exhibition races. The two sisters, with their father, will
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    214 21 Members of St. David's B.P. and their riends met at the badminton courts for :heir first games social on Thursday at 1 p.m. Refreshments were served at the awn. The Rev. S. W. G. Elvins, President of :hc Party, m a speech, said that he was jrery
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    50 21 Bendemeer Athletic Club team v. tht^ Chinese Sports Association to-day at billiards at the Club's premises at 11 a.m.: Koh Hor Khoon, Sim Teng Boon, Ang Poh Lin, Loh Hung Seah, Seah Pe np .iowe. Reserves: Low Boon Swee. Ong Seng Kay, Tan Ah Bah. Lee Peng Hwee.
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    POLICE DEPOT SPORTS
    347 21 Results Of Yesterday's Meeting THE annual .sports of the Police Depot m Thomson Road took pia re yesterday m the presence oi 3 Large crowd of members of the Fo^ce. The Hon. Mr. H Fairburn (InspectorGenera! or Police i, Mr J. D. Dalley (Commander of the Depot*
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    Singapore Dispose Of Negri Sembilan
    1199 22 Singapore Dispose Of Negri Sembilan Yesterdays] Malay a Cup Match At 4 (KOW I) of about 6.000 spectators saw Singapore beat Negri Sembilan decisively at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday m the Malaya Cup competition. >;■ jr\ Sembilan started the game ationaliy, opening the score m UK firsl minute. But
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    PENANG BEAT KEDAH
    41 22 (From Our Own Correspondent J Penang. July 8. Penang beat Kedah to-day 3 6 m the Malaya Cup. The winn ;rs were easily the better side and scored once before the interval through Abdul Ilahman and Ec Eow.
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    INDIAN R.C.
    65 22 The Indian Recreation Ciub drew 2_2 with the Delta Indian XI of soccer at the Opium Packing Plant Football ground at Pasir Panjang. The Indian R. C. team for to-day v. the Tanjong Pagar Rangers at the V.M.C.A. ground at J. 15 p.m. will be picked from: Ponniah,
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    THE MALAYA CUP COMPETITION
    338 22 Results And StatiMi,. i o Date rpHE follow, 1 matches played to <J? r Southern and Northern competition this season SOUTHERN SECTION Singapore ben' Malacca 3-u Singapore beat Johoro 9— n N.S. beat Malacca I— o. N.S. beat Command I— o Command beat Johore 4— o
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    122 22 Football, Billiards ?M*4 Fixtures ping-pong w^llbe PWJ*^ Sionß 800 Athletic Assoctetton»J| N*o Sing LeChinSia *ff ,f J latter* premises commencing tt*i 1| BILLIARDS The BJU* their team from Sim m H ?f K Chen?> Puan En ß Kwee^ HOT g| Eng Wan. Teow Sooi: and *>«£■ PING-PONG:
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    123 22 The County championship leluding results of matehei Friday is as foil*. Yesterday's mcket *ff%s\ between the SCRC »nj Paya Lc^bar was < -anceiieo- PWLWLDP^^I Points 15 IJ*«J Lanes. (5. 16 7343 0 HJ fl Notts. <8» 14 634J J g ltf Derby <6» 15 6 4 2 2
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    Pacific Flight Establishes A Malayan Record
    1468 23 to Furlongs \lniOne Minute fl At Ipoh inftel/ Hill Injured; Smiling Eyes jocm Pays $127 Dividend (By Our Own Reporter) Ipok, July T. -gj weather was glorious and the *i minr excellent for the opening Club's three-day professional race meeting 5, afternoon. The attendance
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    N.C.C. BEATEN
    201 23 Cricket On St. Joseph's Ground i fN a match between the Nondescripts' r C.C. and the St. Joseph's Institu- ion on the latter's ground yesterday fternoon the St Joseph's beat the for- < ier team by five wickets. Scores: NONDESCRIPTS' C.C. j Periera b Le Mercier 21 1
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    YALE B.P.
    108 23 Payment Of Subscriptions Abolished At a special meeting of the Ycde B.P. Klang, the following officers were -Icctecl:— Patrons: Messrs. Khoo Kirn Leong and 3. Manuel Pillay; President. Mr. Phang t\h Chong; Vice-President. Mr. Yap Cnai rhuan. Captain. Mr. Moey Liang Teck; ViceCaptain, Mr. Kenneth Kiat; secretary, j
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    JAVA TRADERS' ASSOCIATION
    86 23 Java Traders Association team v. the Overseas Chinese Bank Staff Association at badminton and ping-pong to-day at the latter's premises. Badminton:— Soh Kee Thye, Koh Thian Hock, Soh Kee Haw, Soh Hock Crioon, Soh Peng Yew, Soh Kirn Peow j and Kah Keng. Ping-pong:— Soh Kirn Pecw,
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    28 23 Mr. Fong Him Yong has consented to be the Patron of the Delta Rangers football team and has presented a set j of football jerseys to the players.
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    Y.M.C.A. WIN
    240 23 Match With Anglo-Chinese School 1 r HE match between the AngloChinese School and the V.M.C A. played on the latters ground yesterday, ended m a comfortable win for the V.M.C.A. by 41 runs. Battling fiisU the Anglo-Chines School compiled 66 runs cut of which Paramon contributed an useful
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    GREEN HILL B.P.
    80 23 Green Hill B.P. "B" team v. the Henderson A.P. "B" ai' the former's court (Institution Hill) to-day at 3 p.m. Yeo Seng Chuan, Cheong Ah Soo, Chan Joo Miang, Tan Gim Kia, Lee Chuan Teck, Yeo Hong Chiang, Wee Sin Onn, Taye Heng Poon. Chan Keam Cheong.
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN LAWN TENNIS
    414 23 Draw For The State Tournament 'From Our Own Correspondent* st lemban, July I. np'HE following is the draw and handicaps tor Hie Annual Championship Tennis Tournament to be held by the Negri BembUan Lawn Tennis Association on the Sungei Ujong Club Courts, Seremban, commencing on J'MY
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    The Sunday Tribune
    13 24 The Sun day Tribune FIVE CENTS SINGAPORE, SUNDAY. JULY 8, 1934 21 PAGES
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    DR. SUN FO
    53 24  -  Chew Jit Pah Glad To See President Roosevelt Shanghai, ft Interviewed at Yokohama, Dr. Fo. the chairman of the Legist Yuan, said that he would be glad tc resident Roosevelt at Honoluuift m-r would meet him. Dr. Sun it> going to spend the sub i mer at
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    Pictures Of St. Anthony's School Sports
    57 24 Pictures Of St. Anthony' s School Sports An involved event for the School Scouts. Competitors m the 136 yards. Division "B" event. The 75 yards "C" Division race. The winning effort m the open long jump. Going all out m the 100 yards open event. Well over! Some of the
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    KWANTUNG BUDGET
    52 24  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Retrenchment Or Huge Deficit Hongkong, July 7. The Budget Examination Committee submitted its report to the Canton Government at a meeting held yesterday. The report states that unless all-round retrenchment m the budget of the current year were effected, a dencu 01 $25 000.000
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