Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 15 July 1934

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    Masthead
    11 1 The Sunday Tribune voiJ^ZIJL SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 15, 3934. FIVE CENTS
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    Will 1935 Bring "The Day" For Japan?
    533 1 THE DANGER POINT TROOPS STEADILY PREPARING A tondoo View l^e Germany In By Air Mail.» m oar Own Correspondent j London, July 8. NEXT TEAK WILL HUNG THE DAY" FOR JU >AN-THE DAY ON WHICH THK MILLIONS IN THAT LAND HAVE THEIF EYES
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    THE SULTAN
    135 1 Among London's City Workers »By Air Mail) 'From Our Ow?i Correspondent.' London. July 6. LONDON is more peaceful than Johoiv. according to Sir Ibrahim, the Saitari. who assures interviewers that nothing but a few trifles like children's education, development of railroads and supervision of rubber plantations prevent him
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    AT THE ZOOS
    339 1 Treasures From Johore (By Air Mail) 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 6. yOOS at Bristol and Belle Vue, Manchester, are rejoicing at th c praiseworthy persistence with which Mrs. Hamadryad stuck to her maternal duties m an ocean-buffeted liner. Both have received tiny wriggling treasures that
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    SINO-JAPANESE AGREEMENT
    363 1  -  Min Kuo Jih Pao Proposed Abolition Of Tangku Pact Shanghai, July 14. I/IK. Yen Tung, the managing director of the PeipingMukden Railway, was closeted the whole of Thursday with General Huang Fu, the chairman of the Peiping Political Council at Mokkonshan, a hill resort near Hangchow. Their conversation
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    ENGAGEMENT
    113 1 M.P.'s Son To Wed In Singapore (By Air Mail) (From Our Oion Correspondent London, July 6. THE engagement is announced oi Mr. Wilson S. C. Leech, eldest son of Dr. J. W. Leech, M.P., for West Newcastle and a former Lord Mayor of the City, and of Mrs. Leech,
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    SIR SHENTON THOMAS
    228 1 Political Differences In Africa <By Air Mail.) (From Our Oicn Correspoiideiit) London, July 6. ipINANCIAL emoluments may not be an important consideration to a keen Colonial Governor but some observations by "West Africa" on Sir Shenton Thomas's appointment have som c public interest. Compel ring Sir Shenton's
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    M. DOVGALEVSKY
    18 1 Paris, July 14 The death of M. Dovgalevsky, the Soviet Ambassador m Paris, occurred to-day.— Reuter
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    THE COMING AIR RACE
    276 1 Allahabad-Singaj >re Worst Stage i ßy Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspom nt) London, Jul. 1. "T'HE course from Allahabad to Singapore i.s the worst stage of the London-Melb urne air race, m the opinion of pilots who fly regularly over these routes as high velocity
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    THE BRITISH ARMY
    437 1 Important Changes SPEEDING DP THE GUNS <By Air Mail.i London, July (>. IMPORTANT CHANGES IN THE EQUIPMENT OP THE BRITISH ARMY ARE FORESHADOWED I 0 X THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE. AMONG THEM ARE THE REPLACING OF THE ST\HORSEI) TEAM OF THE ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY BY LIGHT DRAGONS (TRACTORS)
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    FRENCH RUBBER
    48 1 Safeguarding Colonial Production (By Air Mail). (From Our Own Correspondent t Paris, June 27. BOTH the Chamber and the Senate have adopted a Bill for the creation ot clearing houses for the purpose of safeguarding rubber production m the French colonies, protectorates and Mandated terri tories.
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    WHY JAPANESE COMPETITION SUCCEEDS
    1793 2 WHY JAPANESE COMPETITION SUCCEEDS FACTORIES BUILT ON LATEST PLAN SOUND ADVICE BY SIR DARRY McGOWAN "JAPAN has sprung fully armed into the industrial arena. She has been able to build factories on the latest plan, incorporating the most modern machinery. She has shown great wisdom m bringing only the best."
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    The Heroine Of "Trader Horn.
    643 2 FATE OF BLONDE "GODDESS" Mysterious Illness I BEDRIDDEN FOR TWO YEARS I I IfDWINA Booth who thrilled cinemaddicts of 1931 as the blond* goddess of "Trader Horn" reemerged m the news recently m strange con trast to the vigorous, vibrant crea- ture the public remembered
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    MALARIA
    161 2 New Test: Speed} Diagnosis i By Air MailJ London, h ANEW test for thr diagonA^ laria which may prove I j value is described m the currrc:! i of "The Lancet.' It depends upon the fact blood scrum from malaria patia* interact with solutions of al* called melanin. This
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    ON LEAVE
    48 2 <By Air Mail' London Visitors to Malaya House tit include: Mr P. MacJeod Baxter (J*fl* CD. Quarmly <Penang>, J£.' Scott (lDoh». Mr. J P«t«UaP^ M. A. Tobin Singapore Mun: Mrs. E N Williams (SingapC' P. G E. Aggen <F .M.S. U I I I ..IM"' 111
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      198 2 "PERSONS NOT FAT LIVE LONGEST" Eminent Physician Declares la a recent lecture before the American .vcademy Bfemcltie, a prorp inert phy.sii an stated that p«-rs»>?.>- who aren't fat live th** lontfe-t. Common sense confirm this. Insuran c •mpanies often reject overweight folks, or charge hijrhiT premiums on account of the
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      675 2 SOMTION CROSSWORD NO. 35. ACROSS:— 2. Orator; G. Assort; 9. Ended; IC. Paw: 12. Endu?; 17. Terror: 11. Cmbs; 20. Sip; 21. Rfacier; 22". Ore: 23 Era 25. Goial: 28. Pot: 29. Crake: 30. Sev.: 32. Our: 33. Or; 34. To: 35 How: 36. Tait.-^: 39. Chooser; 41. Fob; 42.
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  • Reports From The Malayan Courts
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      SLAE OF EGYPTIAN BONDS
      570 3 Appeal Court r*BE SEM BACK TO MAGISTRATE fp Use m which the Crown ap pealei' against the discharge o; J«§eph Z-tkett«> Salama and Sau! giekie! on thr« charts under th^ Cflßßnon Gzv&ng Hoiho Ordinance m connection with the sale of Credii Fonci-.- Egyptian Bonds cam:.' op
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      SHIPS CAPTAIN CHARGED
      197 3 Sequel To Seizure Of Tobacco rHEE bin Mohamea and Bakar bin 1 Wh? u£ 011 a c aI"»e °r Possession ola and cii mtes aiy °f dutiable lobacco The captain claimed trial, whilst the Sevang pleaded guilty. Almost 100 Ib. of tobacco and 15 lb o* cig-avr.ttes
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      ALLEGED FALSE STATEMENT
      717 3 Merchant Charged At Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. July 12. TiHE case m which a Chinese, merchant named Phang Chiat Kang alias Feh biew Ngam. is charged with making a false statement m a declaration sworn by him at the Supreme Court, on Dec.
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      FIRE STATION MURDER
      65 3 x o Trace Of Wanted Man tmSJ^^ to be respcnsibu «wu3ta? nf^ r ot two chil <*ren and the --rest uneir moth er is still evadinp a Sund?^ 6 wh)ch occurred early on h i tU IXI S; on July l caused a man Cenlral Flre Station.
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      NOT A VAGRANT?
      156 3 Allegation Against An Elderly Malay When an eldcriy Malay appeared bo--1 fore tha Second Ktagisttate (Mr. N. Grice> yesterday on a charge of \uj>rancy, he denied the allegation. H? said he was employed as a grass cutter by the Rural Board and had a heme. Tne detective
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      CHINESE SIOWAWAY
      134 3 i frying To Get Back To Rangoon Lai Pak How. an English-speaking Rangoon-born Cantonese youth, or i about 15 years oi age. was charged before Mr. J. T. B. Notley m the Mar- me Police Court yesterday, when he 1 pleaded guilty to a charge of being j
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      ALLEGED INTIMIDATION
      78 3 1 Charged with criminal intimidation, two Indians of the same name, Gulam Hader. made a se:ond appearance before the Second Magistrate 'Mr. N. Grice* yesterday. Mr. V. J. Mendis, counsel for the j c-ofe-ice. asked for a date for hearing. j and the case was pj^poned until July
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      CHANDU IN SHOES
      75 3 When the luggage belonging to a Chinese woman, a new arrival from China, was bolus examined by Revenue Officer;; at Tanjong Pagar on Friday one of thsearchers became suspicious of the woman's shoes. Ordering her to take them off. thr officers found that the heels w*v?e stuffed
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      ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
      64 3 Choo Fook Lrong. an English-speaking Chinese was bound over fcr three months m one svrety of $50 by the Second Magistrate (Mr N. Gripe) yesterday morning, on pleading guilty to a choree of attempting to commit smcidw by c'rink ng iodine 1 The accused pleaded that he v/as
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      "MEAN CRIME"
      117 3 Twelfth Conviction For A Chinese i (From Our Owji Correspondent) Kira'a Lumpur, July 12. A Chinese named Leong Woo Joi was sentenced to ten months' imprisonment 10 be followed by ten months' police supervision, at the Kuala Lumpur Poace Court to-day, for theft of a Parker fountain pen,
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    FRANCE'S NATIONAL DAY
    187 3 Consul's Reception In Singapore iyi EMBERS of the French colony m Singapore and friends of Franca gathered at the Consulate yesterday, when the Consul. Mr. P. A. Ballereau, gave a reception m honour of the National Day. Among those present were the H. E. the Officer Administering
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    NEW RACE HORSES
    162 3 Four Sent Up-Country Yesterday Five Australian race, horses arrived m Singapore yesterday by the Nieuw Hoi- land. Four of them were taken direct by lorry to the railway station and loaded en to trucks, three of them for despatch to Kuala Lumpur and one to Taiping. Captain
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    DR. L. M. RAM
    44 3 (Fro77i Our Oion Correspondent^ Se remban, July 13. News has reached 3eremban that Dr. L. M. Ram, who was at one time attached to the General Hospital, Serembar; and also the Government Dispensary, has obtained the degree of L.R.C.P. Edinburgh.
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    GUARD KILLED
    38 3  -  Min Kuo Jih Pao Hongkong, July 14. As the result of a collision at Lituus; Station, along the Canton-Shiukwan Railway, yesterday at noon, one railway guard was killed and three passengers seriously injured. Shiukwan is m
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    CHINA VOLUNTEERS' SUCCESS
    72 3 Districts Captured Fiom Manchukuo i Shanghai. July 14. fPHE Government troops m Kicngsi A have recovered Wennan and Fulin, states a Nanchang report. The Reds pre retreating to Suichin. The Chinese Volunteers m East Kirin have captured ten districts from I Manchukuo and Japanese forces. Many from
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    CLERICAL UNION MEETING
    806 3 Appeal For Efficiency MR. TAY LIAX TECK'S ADDRESS T\ his presidential address to tlw members of the Clerical Union at the annual general meeting held at the dab' house m liangoon Road yesterday, Hr. Tay hum Tock Mftio an appeal i'or more efficiency. Conditions, he said, had
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    Coming To The Local Cinemas
    1415 4 Coming To The Local Cinemas I^HE Aim -going public is nowadays paying a great deal of attention to the actors and actresses playing the minor character parts in pictures. And rightly so. Without the small-part specialists to support them many stars would be quite helpless and films would be as
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      151 4 CHEAT A CHEATER f a« Even though her happiness depended on it! She was a one-man A, woman... and it was her hard luck i-c llEkh SSSII^ with C D RICHARD ARLEN SALLY EILERS ARCBERT ARMSTRONG GRACE BRADLEY ROSCO ATES A Paramount Picfurej jy^ T> \IT V r T *'^W«feSWrag£-
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      353 4 R^gl|!lg4ffi| Matipee at 5« I DEATH TAKES A HOUUT FREDRIC i J NEXT CHANGE ANNA NEAGLE and FERNAND GEAAVEI "THE QUEEN'S AFFAIR" I I 11. l'il:l I II II I rl I i I I I i I 1.-l I Ullll;!' II I I U'.l I I I I I.
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    Five Thousand Years of Fashions
    1155 5  -  HARRY LEE By FEMININE FADS THROUGH T B E I 'AGES FMO M FIG LEAVES TO FEATHEE F.ViS Frills, r FoUerols, Furs, Flowers, Flounces* and Filigree, Featured The Fair Sex from Dawn of Time to Present Day «i 'Utah Companions' and ***'netitle Poor Man' 1834-may
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    The Night Of Gems
    7634 6  -  R. Sabatini OUR SHORT STORY By UNDER the :;tp.rs of a tepid, scented night of August of 1784. Prince Louis do Rohan. Cardinal of Strasburg. Grand Almoner of France-, made his way with quickened pulses through the Park of Versailles to a momentous assignation m be
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1550 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES .rtntf Ati.'^e is not m the habit of ask- Ijfcvoura from anyone, being satis- pt L >inzs tak their natural course, c^jnir to make an except] n m this '^d ask all hold-up men, yeggs, robthiK >s, thugs?, kidnappers and gangB il» contemplate operating m and ad0j
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      70 7 "THERE IS ONE MILK 1 I I CANNOT SPOIL!" j I YOU CAN HAVE MILK I i h*k£ Ss any time YOU WANT J I "NfV IT REGARDLESS OF 1 I HEAT REGARDLESS 1 I S N/ OF WEATHER RE- I I >^V EFFECT A M ILK 1 I I
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    HIGHER TAXES
    112 8 Turkey To Spend More On Fighting Services Istanbul The Turkish Budget for the coming year, which b?gan on June 1, has been provisionally Jixod at T£50,000,000 (£30,000,000 at. present rates). Increases m direct and indirect taxation have been rendered necessary owing to the Government's decision to spend more
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    CHINA FLOODS
    65 8  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Min Kuo Jih Pao cmcl Shanghai, July 13 i While drought prevails over th«. I Yangtze Va ley, i'oodj arc reported trcm the Luanho, Bwagno and Siangho nvf T&e '11- a'oA-^ the Siangho have bur^t, and a corpa ot engineers Iron] Hankow a-:- rushing
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    FISH-BOWL BEADS
    39 8 Pans. The aquarium necklace"— made of ;pu-i tc'ass and coral— is th* latest thing for bathing girls. Three of the lar^e glass beads are hollow and half fil&d with water. Tiny rubber fish swam about inside them.
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    MARRIAGE DISPUTES IN KIANGSI
    215 8  -  Ta Kung Pao Rules In Former "Re Areas rpIE Headquarters of the Am,/' munist Army has drawn un*" of regulations governing L^J ydisputes m the ex-cSJf'Jj The most interesting po mL regulations are as foilows-T h 1. A wife or husband forcibly parnted and compelled to
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    CANTON BARBERS
    116 8 Separate For Men And I Women Canton, June 22 Following the adoption of the proposal brought up by Admira' Chang Chin Yin. Commander of the Canfoa Squadron, for the separation of sw.-e--ming pools for men and women, another proposal has been brought forward by a certain high official
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    202 8 Man Who Had No Work Ay' A Chinese named On Man Soo >ucharjred before Mr. F. «K. Wilson, at Kuala Lumpur Police Court, on Monday with attempting to commit sui'kie hanging on June 8. Mr. Jakeman paid that the MOM 4 wr had no work and no food,
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    THE PANCHROMATIC FILM
    417 9 THE PANCHROMATIC FILM )u rCan«2£2™ r Desensitizing And Development of the importance of the I N Ihromatic plate or him m faenP of modern photography, *J n0 apology for returning t< once more. the tropics is panT^ic material useful and even |o obtain results that 2frthe exposure. The light m
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    KWEICHOW AFFAIRS
    242 9  -  Chao Jan Pao No Money In The Province Canton, June 25 IT WEICHOW is now m the grip of econo- m! f difficulties as a result of the lack ot hard cash m the province. Although the kweichow provincial authorities are doing their utmost m importing hard cash
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    BUFFALO FIGHTS CROCODILE
    420 9 Thrilling Struggle In North Australia MR. Harrison Ross who has just reJ Ti turned to civilisation at Mt. Isa, Queensland, after big game shooting m Northern Australia, described -to Austral News a unique fight which he saw on the Adelaide River between a crocodile and several buffaloes.
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    LAMAS' APPEAL
    170 9  -  Sin Wen Pao Public Works For Chinghai Nanking, June 20. THE Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commission has received a petiton from the Living Buddha of Chinghai making the following suggestions: 1. That the Panchen Lama should be urged to proceed to Chinghai and spend a considerable time there
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    STUDENT LIFE
    163 9 Protests In Berlin Against Travesties On Films Students have protested regu'arly during the past ten years at travesties of their life on the films which cling to the romantic tradition popularised m "Old Heidelberg" states a Berlin message. The latest screen story to cfldnd is one written round
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    ACTION OVER "NANA"
    232 9 Film Producers Would Not Accept Withdrawal Paris. DR. J. Emiie Zola and Madame Denise Leblond Zola f the heirs of the famous French novelist, Emile Zola, who died m 1902, have withdrawn their action against United Artists for alleged moral damage to Zo'a's memory. The action was
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    U.S. NAVAL REVIEW
    141 9 Denounced As A "Barbarian Orgy" New York. The visit of the United States Navy to New York is described by a clergy- j man as a "Barbarian orgy intended to frighten th^ world and flatter our silly pride." This clergyman, the Rev. j. H. Holmes, Pastor of
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    BURIED CITY OF HERCULANEUM
    380 9 £1,700 For Excavation Work R( me. A SUM of 100,000 lire (£l*7oo at present ratcsi wii'ch ha.- be n presented to Signor Mussolini by :v,t admire? of his work lor Italy, has few by him into the fund for the oxer.. of the buried city of
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      291 9 .liimi! ill 1 1 i t I J t i i i i i t INO sfii NOi i I The original preparation I for the cure and prevention I I of a shiny nose, cheeks and forehead. I Applied m the morning be fore powdering it will re- I
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    GERMS AS A NEW WAR WEAPON
    1035 10 Liquids From The Air SECRET GERMAN DOCUMENTS (By Air Mail) London, July 5. "SECRET German documents" eon taming plans for a new rurm o: aerial war-fare are revealed by Mx Wickham Steed m an article he has written for the July number of the
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    Patients for the Men's Beauy Parlour.
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    Baulk Rule Argument: The "Line-Ball" And Foul Strokes
    877 10  - Baulk Rule Argument: The "Line -Ball" And Foul Strokes Sydney Lee Billiards for Amateurs- XVI. STUDYING THE BALLS PAYS By (Empire And Amateur Champion OUT-OF WAY strokes have an I interest iud playing value of their j own. They cannot occur at all fre- quently. but when they do crcp
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    ALL-ELECTRIC VILLAGE
    113 10 Experiment To Find Out The Cost To Farmers Berlin. An "all electric" village will come into operation near Breslau. It is the village of Saulvvitz and it has been chosen by the Silesian Electrical company for an experiment designed to find out how much it costs the German
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    CONRAD LIBRARY
    127 10 Books About The Sea For Seamen New York. A marine library of 4,000 books ded;cated to Joseph Conrad, the novelist, has been opened at the Seamen's Church Institute m South Street, New York. Technical books for student mariners as well as other leading works connected with the sea
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    FINE TOR NOT SMOKING
    83 10 Munich. In order to damage the State Tobacco Monopoly many smokers m Austria are reported m Munich to have "£one on Ftrike," and given up buying their favourite tobacco or cigarettes. The police are reported to have been ordered to visit all tobacconists and obtain from
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    HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME
    260 10  -  D. M. Greig Lawn Tennis By THE BACKHAND DRIVE MANY players find the stroke a source of v.< I They av:id playing it, and gfrj wherever possible, to run round ball and take it on their 1 There ha\ c b< n one or two
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    POLICE HELD AT BAY
    75 10 Storm Troopers (ailed Arrest A Murd" A furious light Q fgl£§ battle of Sydney Street, w^f^L suburb of Dessau wh?n poUcf arrest a murderer aged twei-> When they approached W were driven beck by a fusiliart^ omj^ Reinforcements wore caliw. Troopers throw a ring rouna pi
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    WITH GOLD BUTTONS
    61 10 Goering's New Uniforms Prussian Police General Goering, who* f**f oi f* lity for tmifOTOi il tho hU ]e<> f> natured jokinp ann.ru: "I 1 lin, has issued Heeree new uniform, for Prussian P« The uniforms, which are to I police offices and on parade P^ g not
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    2223 11 By Our Woman Correspondent Jrw- popt mci; en:; Pah rs while SLT'icUcwec! by daiifinj;. too 1 plac fox- the occasion with flags yjcury embl< •clm.:!i. Chv. t J^^ih ijok the ciuur. i Mr. Alia gappa Chettia r, v 1 1 j reairned to Si was
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore; Sunday, July 15, 1934. ANGER
    464 12 Sunday Tribune. Singapore; Sunday, July 15, 1934. ANGER aye up golf beowij words, it aned angry." i i inee of Wale.--r of the Locife Fhe Prince th( ancient m I 1 1!, lociel but h< con v ol' it IS t .i] has thej effect of making m ny 01
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    Men And Zoos And A Few White Mice
    1091 12  - Men And Zoos And A Few White Mice G. S. Hammonds II7HEN a man buys half a dozen wild animals, puts them m cages and charges ten cents for people to go m and look at them he is exploiting one of the oldest instincts of humanity. Most people who
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    659 12  -  Anglius I ABSOLUTELY guarantee that my first three stories this week are new. Here we go: A A A <pliE height of hard luck is when an old maid plays strip poker all evening and can't lose a thing. m* Vtnil'.'N a car stops
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    Tragedy Mars Air Force Pageant' At Hendon
    1163 13 Tragedy Mars Air Force Pageant At Hendon ioN OF LONDON'S LOBD MAYOR 5 KILLED A CRIPPLED PLANE j Crowd Of 250,000 See i Bomber In Flames i\' rial view of the Prince ck Wales and a quarter of a lillion dumbfounded men and women, tragedy stalked nto tht ig ground
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    MONSTER BANQUET
    71 13 Twenty Thousand Mayors To Partake Paris, June 10. Twenty thousand out of the thirtyeight thousand mayors of France will sit down to a monster banquet here next week. Four miles of tables, four miles of table cloths, 100.000 plates. 60,000 glasses, 150.000 knives, forks and spoones will be
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    CONTROL YUAN
    59 13 Nanking, June 27. The Control Yuan has decided to tak-? s"x weeks' recess during the summer season. The holiday will start from July 1, it is understood. The other Yuan which enjoys a similar holiday is the Legislative Yuan. All other Government offices will function as usual although
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    ECHO OF STIFFKEY CASE
    680 13 Court References To Barbara Harris r (By Air Mail.* London, July 6. QUESTIONS regarding Mr. Harold I Davidson, ex-recior of St ffkey, and Miss Barbara Harris were asked during a case at Southend. Thomas Charles Farmer, a Londor dentist, was summoned by his wife, whr resides
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    TWO MEN FINED £74,709
    272 13 TWO MEN FINED £74,709 Extensive Smuggling SEARCH FOR THIRD MAN (By Air Mail) London, July G. jWO men wore fined a total of £74,709 at Portsmouth Potfee Court yesterday. The men. Georg 0 Franklin, iged 10, otherwise Louis Lesser, a cigareti Jiaker, of Hare-street, Wo lwich, and Alexander McMenamie, Aged
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
    1019 14  -  Horatius Gy V. THE a contract alien de- 1> the original lead and. as I urged, the leader should Auction carefully before ning th play. Against a high con- I i d try to develop a win- I it the declarer can get by discarding them on rs.
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    UNDERGROUND MAGAZINE
    108 14 A Ifith Century Munitions Store In Moscow Moscow. A huge underground chamber, m i which an enormous store of monitions war kept m the 16th. Century, has tcer. discovered m the very centre oi MOSCOW. It was found during excavations for the nev\ underground railway. The old magazine
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    HUNAN AIRFIELDS
    88 14 Two To Be Built In The South i j Changsha, June 20. Under arders of General Chiang Kai Shc-k. General Ho Chien, Chairman nf I Hunan, has ordered that two spa* < i airti-.U!.- be built immediately at Retiffchow and Pingchow m soutkern Hunan. The coat for tht
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    BONFIRE ON A LIVE SHELL
    59 14 Paris. Raymond LaJuc. who U 14. was playing on the- old military aerodrome at Rheirns. He and other children stuffed a bundle of rags into a hole and set fire to it. A shell, which had lain buried at the bottom of the hole since
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    61 14 li Is announced from Bombay that be Government will not return the Els :2.000 seized from the Bombay Con^res Committee m January. 1932. li wa onttscated i'fier the beginninj- of thi nvil disobedience campaign and is egarded ;js forfeit under the GoveriiJnenli's emergency powers. Mr. Vallababhai Patel. the Oongresfi leader,
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    Be Fit For Anything
    148 14 Be Fit For Anything No. 6 7 f DEVELOPING A I BACKBONE gO much oi youi* good deportment depends on the straight ness ot your spine. And this a simpie and gentle way of correcting any sloppiness m your bearing. It is begun from an upright position. Tht hands, from
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    THE CONGRESS
    166 14 To Celebrate Its Golden Jubilee Bombay, June 27. I" is understood that the All-India Congress Committee office will shortly circularise all Provincial Congress Committees, a scheme to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of the Indian National Congress throughout India, simultanecv'eiy with the next session of the Congress m Bombay
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    CHINA FLOODS
    83 14  -  Min kuo Jih Pao Farms Along Grand Canal Suffer Shanghai, July 11. In consequence of the flood of the Grand QanaL the farms along the banks rr^ .suf^rinß considerably, much damagehaving been done to crops and livestock The water m the Yungting River m TTnrv-i rising rapidly although
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    ARREST THREAT FOR SMOKING
    32 14 Brantford. Ontario. Children attending Brantford schools are liable to arrest if they are caught smoking 1 Notices warning them of this are being posted m all the schools.
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    ENGLAND'S RADIUM SHORTAGE
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    Developments In Malaya's Fishing industry
    1621 15 EXPERIMENTS AT CANNING SUCCESSFUL PROSPECTS OF LARGER 4!SD CHEAPIR SUPPLIES Mr. Birtwistle's Plans Malays' Clever Ways: Listening And Tricking Their Prey VERY important developments are taking place m the fishno- industry m Malaya. The Fisheries Department, Mfcrthe able direction of Mr. W. Birtwistle, are studying
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    SINKIANG AFFAIRS
    148 15  -  Sin Wen Pao General Shen To Wipe Out Rebels Peiping, June 24. A special Suiyuan telegram receivea hore states that the remnants of the Mohammedan troops m Sinkiang under General Ma Chung Ying have withdrawn to Shacheh m southern Sinkiang and General Ma is now approaching General Shen
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    SINGAPORE NIGHT
    540 15 A M^al In The Open Air TSHE sun had sunk fierily behind the town, and. the high-noted confusion of Singapore's traffic had become .subdued. Only m. the main streets a few single-deck trolly trams went on their way, and motors hurried towards the cinemas and big hotels where
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    DIET DERBY
    378 15 Three Doctors And Their Methods THREE Chicago women, hired for their heft, recently hopped on to the scales to show what a week's competitive dieting had done for them. In blatant co-operation to teach rumpy Chicagoans how to reduce were Dr. Herman Niels Bundesen, president O: Clrcago's Board
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    MAN WHO REVOLUTIONISED RIDING
    1546 16 THE LATE TOD SLOAN A Racing Genius SOME OF HIS PEATS RECALLED Ihe "Sunday Tribune.") j\V is an article, specially written for the "Sunday Tribune." Mr, A. J. Robertson, himself it racing man of wide experior of equestrian equipment, who was a personal late Tod Sloan,
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    NAZI SUSPICIONS
    160 16 Alarm Over "Military Spirit" Abroad Berlin. A PHOTOGRAPH of members of the Eton College Officers' Training Corps on parade is reproduced here as an illustration of England's -'military EpUtt m a special supplement of the "Illutrlerter Beodactiter." It is included m a 2-page pictorial headed 'women and children
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    NOBEL PRIZES FOR 1934
    63 16 I Stockholm. The value of the 1934 Nobel Prizes i for literature, medicine, physics and I chemistry will be 162,607 kronor '.about £8,500). In addition to these four prizes, the 1933 Nobel Prize for chenrstry, which was withheld, will be awarded this year The value of
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    MALAYAN CLUB LIFE
    2111 18 On The Clerical Union Its Aims And Aspirations Annual Report Os I Selangor Colt* Kicking Chinese Shuttlecock Spnngaale Minstrels News From Seremban iTUF, Clerical Union, Singapore, which was founded m 1921, celebrated its fourteenth anniversary yesterday, when members of the Club were en fete at the club
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    SEREMBAN NOTES
    274 18 Meeting Of V'vekananda Students The annual general meeting of the Vivekananda Students Hall, Seremban, was held on Wednesday at 6.30 p.m. with Dr. A. S. Muttu, the president m the chair. The committee's report for the period under review is as follows: MEMBERSHIP The number of members on
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    AFTER THE PARTY
    663 18 Birthday 'iVagedy A FRIEND'S FATAI FALL <liy Air Mail) bmkm, July J^ 19-YEAR-OLD student, who ft cently captained England again*Scotland m the Schoolboys' Kujrk International, stood m the Old Baildock charged with the manslaught^ of his best friend. Without leaving the box tfct j ury acquitted Richard
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    2761 19 Building IP The Colony Team Match Ai Kuala Lumpur In August Task Of Local Selectors Will Formation Of Malayan Association Materialise? The Alor Gajah B.P. (By "Dragon") .x.itLMENTS are now being Bide -or the annual internntch between Selangor and An invitation has al vady been received
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    PANCHEN LAMA
    321 19 Chinghai Representatives See Him Nanking, Juno l*7. The representatives of the Lamas m Chinghai arrived here from Peiping this I evening. The representatives called on Mr. Chu Ming Vi, Secretary-General of the Executive Yuan, this evening and informed the v t9 tha t the Chinghai lamas hoped that
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    754 20 (By K.O. DUBIOUS has it that Aime Raphael, the French welterweight who beat Al Rivers three times in Saigon, intends paying another visit to Singap ;re in th^ near French future. Raphael, it will be recalled, stopBo.ce r pod at Singapore on his
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    The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED
    2077 20  - The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED Rimau (By Ifiois The Malaya Cup Competition Prospect Of An All-Colony Final This Year S.C.G. Tournament Cricket Bright Batting Display By Naval Captain Local And Up-Country Inter- Club Games Big Match Of The Year Drawing Near. with the Command nc: A ufflcc to put SingaBjmU
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    PERAK COLLAPSE FOR 88
    252 21 Int er-State Cricket cELANGOR MAKE A b POOR START srom Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur, July 14. rfRAK. winning the toss, elected t0 bat on a hard wicket m fine this morning, m their twor inter-State match with S langor folia Lumpur. Very cri. 3 witnessed
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    HILL CLIMB AND GYMKHANA
    94 21 Bank Holiday Attraction At Pcnang 48RAJCGSMEMTS are well m hand for •j hclcii! hill climb and JjMia during the Au-ust bank ■Jjjis at Pena: Gymkhana will be held on the Jl poun:. section v;i:h the *p Rying Club rfal nmU cc JaT^ 1 wUI Particularly g**M.
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    25 21 N^tiL^y^ m the S.C.R.C. S'^Qui"^' Loh Poon \^mT%J' n l v Hock Liat, Y:,p j^^^P. Checng Chc^ urn ''•king. Lov Hiir 1
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    298 21 Sungei Ujong Visitors Bat First B A IT> N P 01 i a very stick y wweti <*et m hn fixture with the S.C.C !?r 1( v. ada "g yesterday, the Sungei Jjong Club compiled 153 runs for nine was'absen^^ 11 C lVille the What might have been
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    "BIG BILL"TILDEN
    71 21 j Suspended By Professional Association. New York, July 14. 11 T. TILPEN has been suspended he Professional Lawn Tennis Association of America for failure and refusal to render a financial accounting and to produce records of certain tournaments m which he competed this year. He Wfll be liable
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    S.C.F.A. SOCCER
    71 21 Start Of Inter-District League A start was made at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday m the S.C.F.A. In- ter-Dlstrict Soccer League when Me- Kenzte Poad defeated Balestier Road by j seven g^als to nil. i The game was too one-sided to be of much interest. The winners were
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    DERBYSHIRE B.P.
    68 21 Derbyshire B.P. team v. the Anthony B.P. Co-day at the latter's court: S. C. Tan. K. S. Chen, Francis Koh, Koh Chye Tuan, M. Madon, M. Jaffar. Pang Eng Guan, Goh Yong Kwang, Syed Salim, and B. J. Periera. Captains of Clubs or Parties desirous arranging friendly badminton
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    S.A.F.A. SOCCER
    77 21 The Commercial Cup match between the Municipal Services and Fraser and arranged for to-morrow, has been postponed, and will be played at j S.C.C. on Tuesday. Aug. 7. In the Second Div.sion of the S.A.F.A. L gue, the postponed S.C.C. v. Cattle C match has now been arranged
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    ASTON A.C. BILLIARDS
    44 21 I: the "A' handicap of the Aston A.C rd 3 tournament Cheong' Geok (—150) beat Goh Chwee Hoe 150» 200- li. the E" handicap Lim Kee Fook 20) fc Ing Poh Lm 2o> 150— 100. mpionship final (300— up will .-niynt.
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    GREEN HILL B.P.
    47 21 The monthly committee meeting oi the HIM 3.P. will be held at Mr. P kg Lee's residence, 283. River Va id. -it 1 p.m. to-day. All live successive junior winners are iuv ted to this meeting, as tne prizes will i given away. i
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    NATIONAL B.P.
    47 21 v BP team v. Henderson Parly at the latter's court, Road <of> Alexandra Roadal 2.30 p.m L V Thng, Sect Hoe Lay, Yeo Kwang Yam C S. Wee, List Cheng Kwee, Socng Ch>ng Hsing, Soong Meng Tek, Ong Kirn Seng. Low Hock Chiang and Lee
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    JOHORE LAWN TENNIS
    655 21 Yon Retains Singles Title (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore, July 13. JIHE finals m the Johore Lawn Tennis Association's Championships, which were begun yesterday on the Muar Civil Service Club Courts, were continued today m fine weather and m the presence of a large gathering from all
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    71 21 Yesterday's Results In The Quarter-Finals THE quarter-finals m the junior singles championship of Singapoi-p. played at thy Drill Hall yesterday, resulted as follows: awaiTt 11W wn; 1 Tan Chuan Hock beat P. V. Sarma 13-13 (5-2), 1-15, 15-10. Tay Swee Heng beat George Chen 8-15, 15-0, 13-13 (5-0).
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    DABNG MAKKAH SHIELD
    43 21 Malay Inter-School Soccer Competition The .semi-finals m the Singapore 1 Malay inter-school soccer compel, tion ior the Daeng Makkah Shield will b? j played at thy? Victoria Bridge School ground as follows To-morrow Tanglin Besur v. Koto, Raja B." asdfjasdjfljsldk
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    CHINESE LABOUR PROBLEM
    456 22 Great Shortage PLANTERS SUGGEST FREE ENTRY *pHE free immigration of Chinese labour was advocated at a committee meeting of the Johore Planters' Association. The Hon. Mr. J. W. E. Adams presided, and reported that the quota had been increased to 3,000 a month from July 1 and
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    HITLER'S SPEECH
    154 22 Strong Criticism In United States New York, July 14. ""INSTEAD of arbitrarily commanding f A obedience. Hitler is uqw almost humbly seeks popular support," declares the New York Times m a leading article on the Reichstag speech. "Only Gcsring maintains his former haughty tone. His statement that Hitler's
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    EDITOR ARRESTED
    49 22  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Japanese Say He Is A Spy Shanghai, July 14. Mr. Wang Chung Sung. Chief of the pqitoria'. staif of the brary 01 tne Central Kuomintang, has been arrested by Japanese p.cndaimune at pairen on the charge that he Is ix Chinese spy.— j
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    GERMAN LOANS
    49 22 United States Government's Strong Protest Washington, July 14. The United State:; Government is strongly prctpsan^ to the German Government against the discr minatory treatment of holders of Do we: arid Young loan bonds. Instructions to this effect have been sent by Mr. Cordrll Hull to Berlin.— Reuter
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    Another Malayan Record Broken
    1312 23 Ledger Line Improves On Torbelinos Time Good Sport At Yesterday's Ipoh lyaces (By Our Own Reporter) I Ipoh. July 14. f EDGER Line knocked a second off k Torbeiino's 1928 Malayan reford of 1 niin. 44-2 5 seconds for the mile ami 50 yards course at
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    427 23 j Wiltshires Win Two Challenge Cups A LARGE crowd watched the finals ol the Garrison Athletic sports held at the Tanglin Barracks yesterday. The tracks were well marked out. and on one side of the field tea and other refreshments were served. An enjoyable programme of music
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    LAWN TENNIS
    83 23 Singapore Championship Finals i 'THE finals m the S.L.T.A. Champion--1 ships will be played at the S.C.C. as follows: To-morrow (men's singles final}: Lim Bong Soo v. Chua Choon Leong. Tuesday (mixed doubles final): Miss Toby and W. J. M. Warden v. Mrs. A. P Cameron and N.
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    53 23 j Selangor Beat Kedah At Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 14. pLAYING four substitutes to-day, *> Selangor had a hard struggle to defeat Kedah, the final result being a 6—3 win for the home team. There was some wild play m the second
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  • The Sunday Tribune
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      Masthead
      12 24 The Sunday Tribune 21 PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1934 "fVE n::
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    • Article, Illustration
      Retirement Of A Kuala Lumpur Post Office Official
      106 24 An Incident In the First Division soccer match a! the Arisen Fload Stadium on Friday between the Chinese £nd the S R.C. The Chinesa won 4—o. A picture taken to mark the retirement of Mr. K. Nadasar, of the Posts and Telegraphs
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