Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 29 July 1934

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    24 1 The Sunday Tribune V oJ 2.-NO.IO SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1934. FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune PA< SINGAPORE, SUNDAY. JULY 29, 1934 FIVE CENIS
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    More Fighting: Heavy Casualties On Both Sides
    299 1 More F ighting: Heavy Casualties On Both Sides CIVIL WAR IN AUSTRIA NAZIS RESIST DESPERATELY Town Attacked Rebels Making For Frontier THERE WAS HKTHER 1 nOtCE FIGHTING lN AUSTRIA YESTER•■v\ BETWEEN THEREBEL NAZIS AND GOVERNMENT FORCES. EARLIER MESSAGES STATED THAT THE CIVIL W A R WHICH FOLLOWED THE ASSNATION OF
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    MALAYA HOUSE
    13 1 r °m Our oi™ .Hllln a* Mjr* SP n<f > year s
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    IMPERIAL DEFENCE CONTRIBUTIONS
    358 1 The S.S. Lead The Colonies •By Air Mail.i 'From Our Own Correspcndent j London, July 18. 'THE practical loyalty of the Straits Settlements to tile Empire was brought out statistically m the House of Commonthis week. Mr. Tom Smith asked the Chancellor how much is contributed annually
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    WIDOW ACQUITTED
    171 1 False Pretences Charge (By Air MaiU (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Juiy w. MARY Dorothy Percy WMttal, a- d 38. a widow. s'fited to bo the granddaughter of s "n Indian iudere, committed iron, g \T ulborough Street on a rhargj >f obtaining the sum of £300 W
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    ANTI-MALARIA
    196 1 Tribute To Malayan Measures 'By Air Mail.) (From Our Oion Correspondent.) London, July 17. YTET another tribute has been A paid by an expert to Malaya's medical efficiency. At ;ihe annual health congress of the Royal Sanitary Institute at Bris'ol. the presidential address to the section of preventive medicine
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    MR. ERIC PRETTY
    127 1 Malaya On Wedding Cake >By Air Mail.) (From Our Oum Correspondent.) London, July IT. CROSBY Hall, m Chelsea, whose stone walls and old feudal atmosphere made a picturesque background, was the scene of the reception for the party of Mr. Eric Pretty, whose wedding ceremony I reported
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    MALAYAN HERO
    238 1 Prince Presents A Medal (By Air Mail.) {From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 17. fTiHE epic of Mr. H. E. B. Jones" gallantry m helping to save the passengers when the "Antung" was wrecked on Hainan Isard o^ Mar. 6, 1933, has been retold ttiis week m connection
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    JAPANESE GOODS
    400 1 Th 3 Position Of Malaya (By Air Mail.) 'From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 18. IT the House of Commons, Mr. Hall-Came reopened the Malayan aspect of the an ti- Japanese tex ile measures m a queJ.ion inviting the Colonial Minister to define his policy m the light
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    PEPPER FROM MALAYA
    448 1 4 Warm Time For Operators (By Air Mail 'From Our Own Corn spond y J London, July 17. far the plans of the p pper 3 manipulators seem lo b; gong with a swing. Within a lev; week 1 prices have risen lro.: Gci. to lid. per
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    GOODYEAR CO.
    147 1 Sumatra Plantation Rubber (By Air Mail, i (From Our Oxen Correspondent.) London, July 17. MR. P. W. Litchfield, chairma" of the Goodvear Tyre And tiutber Co. Great Britain). L 4 d.. =taed m an interview m Amsterdam that his company had definitely decided to cs f ablsh a
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    COLONIAL OFFICE VOTE
    685 1 Empire Prosperity EFFECTIVE RUBBER SCHEME (By Air Mail) 'From Our Own Correspondent J London, July 17. A GROWING identity of amis and interests between the Mother Country and tluColonies that is leafing to com mon Imperial prosperity m mentioned by Sir P. CunlifV<Lister m the debate on
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    SEVERE BATTLE WITH REDS
    297 2  -  Sin Chow Jit Poh I'rtfent Appeal For More Men Shanghai, July 28. THE Government troops under General Wei Loh Wang are engaged m battle with the Reds at Yungan and Shahsien, m Fukien. General Chiang Tmg Wen. the comer oi the anti-Red campaign m i, has
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    U.S. AND CHINA
    89 2  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Statesmen To Meet At Honolulu? Shanghai, July 28. Dr. 3un Fo, the chairman of the Legislative Yuan, who is now m Honolulu, is expected to exchange views with Mr! Rcc.s?velt, the American President, concerning outstanding problems between the United State; and China. He
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    THE CAPITOL
    120 2 George White's "Scandals" On The Screen ANOTHER brilliant screen revue opened to packed houses at the Capitol yesterday. It is no less than George White's famous Broadway show "Scandals. 1 Indeed it is a good deal more, for the screen studio gives opportunities for display which are impossible
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    MALAYAN MARKET
    39 2 South African Official Expected Batavia, July 28 rE South African Trade Commissioner, Mr. Brennan, of Batavia, has left for Singapore and British India, where, on behalf of the South African Government, he will study market possibilities. Reuter.
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    SCOUTS RALLY
    160 2 Gathering At St. Andrew's School A social gathering was held on the lawns adjoining the St. Andrew's School last evening, when th.? Cubs, Rover* and Scouts of the school (the Tenth Group Singapore) celebrated Parents' Day. A large attendance of parents and friends witnessed the 111 youthful members
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    CHINA TEA
    45 2  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai July 28. The Ministry of Industry is drawing up a scheme to encourage the export of tea from China to foreign countries. It plans to raise the standard of the quality and also control exports 01 the commodity.
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    SARAJEVO ECHO
    118 2 Plotter's Remorse At Grim Consequences 4i\%TE did not know that our act would Vt lead to war. We did not wish to expose Serbia to war." This despairing cry was uttered m Belgrade recently by one of the men who took part m the plot that ended at
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    CHARGE WITHDRAWN
    72 2 Accused Asked To Show Cause The charge of criminal intimidation against two North Indians, both named Gulam Haider, was yesterday withdrawn before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, on the instructions of the D.P.P. They were asked to show cause why they should net be bound over. Both
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    MAUDE ROAD MURDER
    79 2 Apart from the two Hylams who have already been charged with murder, there are no further developments m connection with the "murder of a young Cantonese woman m a back lane off Maude Road. The two accused will be produced m court again on Aug. 3, when
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    101 2 A memorial tablet to the late Earl oi Oxford and Asquith has been unveiled m Westminster Abbey. It is understood that Mr. Paul Storr. of ihe legal firm of Messrs. Drew and Napier, will shortly be joining Mr. W. W. Skrine m partnership m the firm of Messrs. Bannon and
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    BRITISH HORROR AT VIENNA CRIME
    443 2 King George's Telegram To President London, July 26. THE following is the telegram from the King to the President of the Austrian Republic It is with horror that I have learned of the dastardly murder of the FederalChancellor, Dr. Dollfuss, and I hasten to convey
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    RIVERS OVERFLOW
    197 2 Harbin And Antung Flooded Shanghai. July 28. HARBIN and An tuns are flooded as the result of the Liaoho and ialu j Rivers overflowing their banks. The Japanese are again demanding that Japanese goods m China be accord £d preferential treatment by the Chinese Maritime Customs along the
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    CHINA CRISIS
    115 2  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh The Worst For Two Cenfuries Shanghai, July 28. In an interview with Chinese and foreign Pressmen yesterday at Tsingtao Dr. Wellington Koo, Chinese Minister to France and chief delegate to the League af Nations, said that China was now facing the worst crisis during
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    22 2 The first anniversary of the opening of Miss Angela di Martini's s'udio ot dancing m Orchard Road takes place on Aug. 3.
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    JAPAN'S NOTE TO POWERS
    440 2 Fleet Exercises In t^ angtse Shanghai, j^y THE Japanese Government it k,,^ stood. ha.s presented a 'demand the Powers that they stop sen<SrV across the Great Wall from North r? p and carry out manoeuvres mi n v churian territory on the ground th«S Wall was
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    BRUTAL ASSAULT
    129 2 Affrays Between Chines! In Penalty pOLLOWING the two m which are bWiovea to york ol men o' affair occurred on Thursday ij Street, when a Chinese ice-wat* was brutally assaul ed an<* vounded. The unfortunate mar. m passer-by, inr.-l w settle a dts?^ iween a ricksha puller ar'
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    SEREMBAN ROTART
    25 2 (From Our Owk Correspond There was a large atwndgj Ro'ary Club dinner la' G. W. W Huphes President '•Reflections on his trip to
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    31 2 Tli -bound French ffFalsq which left Dor Mua'-t was wrecked while taJdirJJ bad on July 10 No one W mail., wore taken cr by J^way.-,. Th( repairs will UM übl'^ tim<
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    42 2 1 *T Ti; o; Ju! U) J^cf Malacca so: J.P and of Mi Sh *f daughti i ol Mr and «r sami'K 48 Elmbanj 1 Tin H,-. D brorher-in-law ciat >d The bride is h TW j k !i .if t ii.
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      30 2 PASSENGERS The following passengers arrived m Singapore by the President Van Buren on July 28: Mr. W. R. Champney. Mr. D. E. Gough. Mr. Arthur Small, Mrs. R. G. Walker.
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    MOTION AGAINST A LAWYER
    774 3 Supreme Court BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT THE notion brought by the Bar tmittee ol Singapore against an advocate and .solicitor of tho Supreme Court to show cause why he should not be struck off the roll cr impended for alleged improper conduct was dismissed m the
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    SEREMBAN POLICE COURT
    403 3 Malay Convicted Of Theft (From Our Own Corresvondentj Seremban, July 27. A MALAY named Yusop bin Ismail was produced before Mr. V W W th'i'r n> l 1J J m r ;n X- charged With the cneu ol a leather wallet containing $3 5 ZSMZft&gp* ring the
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    GAMBLERS FINED
    85 3 Sequel To Raid By Ihe Police Nine of 11 Chinese rottan coolies were yesterday fined $2 each by the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice. for playing m a common naming house. Their ariest was a result of a raid by the police on a house m Truro Road
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    NOT HIMSELF
    63 3 Accused's Plea In |Trespa^s Charge "I was not myself, for I seem to have put mystlf under a bed m a stranger's house." said a Chinese dressed m the patient's clothes of the Singapore AntiOpium Clinic yesterday, when charged before thc Second Magistrate with criminal trespass. Accused was
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    ALLEGED HURT
    71 3 Two Tamils. Samiappan and Vein weie yesterday produced before Mr. N. Grire the Second Magistrate, charged w'frh havin? on Friday at 7.30 a.m. m Grove Road, voluntarily caused hurt 1 with an iron bar to Sheik Omar bin Mohamed Alhabib. Fta* accused claimed trial, while the second accused
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    STABBING AFFRAY
    210 3 Three People Taken To Hospital SOMETHING of a .vensation was caused shortly after 9 oclocl yesterday morning when a stabbin; affray occurred m the heart of Singapore's Chinatown and within a feu yards of the pawnshop m which Inspector Popejoy wasi shot, m New Bridge Road. There are
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    PUBLIC LOTTERY
    115 3 Charge Against Aged Chinese Widow "I have nothing to say. I didn't gamble and I know nothing of these documents," said Tan Gck Ki. an aged Chinese widow, who was charged yesterday before the Second Magistrate. Mr. N. Grice. with assisting^ m the man :p,e~ meat oi a
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    JEWELLERY THEFT
    86 3 Property Recovered With Help Of Accused Peter Noraniah, a Goanese Christian cook-boy, till recently m the employ of Mr. J. E. Benjamin, of Racecourse Road, pleaded guilty yesterday to theft as a servant of jewellery valued at $203, the property of his employer. Mr. N. Grice, the Seccnd
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    AMAZING GAOL ESCAPE
    162 3 Rifles And Ammunition Missing (From Our Oivn Correspondent.' Ipoh July 23. A DARING and audacious burglary hobeen perpetrated at L'ftnggOrt, whici" has amazed everybody. Waiting trial a L the police station j were a Chinese n,nd a Malay and on tht following morning the police found that
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    BURMESE CONVICTED
    155 3 Must Not Use Title Oi "Doctor" MR. J. M. BRANDER the Third Magistrate, delivered judgment yesterday m the case m which a Burma-born Chinese named Khoo 800 Lone was accused of falsely and wilfully using the title "doctor." The defence, conducted by Mr. V. J. Meiidis. was that
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    ALLEGED MISCHIEF
    51 3 Alleged to have caused mischief by destroying a promissory note, a Chinese I Ng Kenu Pak. was charged before the I Third Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Brander) j yesterday. The complainant is a com- j natrict. Accused claimed trial and the case was postponed until Aug. 4. 1
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    SEDITIOUS LITERATURE
    43 3 Convicted on a charge of possession iof .seditious documents, a Hylam was bound over for six months, by the Third I Magistrate (Mr. J. M. Bmnden yester- j day. He was arrested In a room m the Eu Toils Sen building.
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    LOCAL BURGLARIES
    332 3 Many Charges Against Accused A SEQUEL t 1 the s< rieg of bui c< mmitted m Singapor ly was i )k;;.<! mi Saturday m Ibt I police cod I when two Chinese were prodi I Firs' and Second Couits on 1 nfteen charges. First accused, Lim Cheng K
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    OFFERED A BRIBE
    89 3 Ricksha Puller Before Ihe Court Convicted on charges of disobeying traffic regulation." and offering brife of 20 cents 0 a police constable, richsha pu'ler was dealt with by thr Third Magistrate <Mr. J. M. Brander yesterdax He was fined $2, or a day's imprison- i ment, on
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    SINGAPORE SILK STORE
    63 3 A special sale is announced by the 1 Singapore Silk Store. 36-40. North Bridge Road. The largo, stork of diffcren 1 Kinds of silk eoods and also ready made articles inclttling underwear pyjamas, shirts and kimonos, etc.. will be reduced 25 to 50 per cent, below the
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    ALLEGED CHANDU POSSESSION
    87 3 Seizure At Examination Sh«l J* i d .ill A Bfctrfcl -I t!. A hi n tht* heal Kai. i) mdii vb "i A i mi Hi and i 1 1 an ii \\"h k> at 111 Karaituttkm h f *<i, th«? denu d ow 1 aw "In
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    INFORMER CHARGED
    308 3 Intimidation Of A Compatriot (From Our Ok 11 Correspondent l Johoiv Bahru Ju 5 AS ihe result of a, Chhu incrcliaul oi Johorr Bahru named Yong Mm Terk alleging that ano hei Chi named Yong Choon Num. described an informer to the poll attorn* y of one Ahmed
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    Coming To The Local Cinemas
    1431 4 "GENTLEMEN prefer blondes! Il's i 1 \I iust a myth," says George White. J "Whether the teauty has red hair, blonde or black tresses, there is always j a preierring gentleman close at hand I J HIS qualifications for the right to j express such
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    Road Construction In China
    643 5 WILL DEVELOP 00UN1RY Banks May Invest rE fk;kks can ASSIST 0 en known fur its bad I communications ystems although the denser population ami *s«B*i or third largest territory tfc world. At ordinary times. y^ ordinary transportation h inconvenient out m time oi -affgency bad communu-ations
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    CANTON ARMY
    56 5  -  Chao Jan Pao (Hong-kong) Canton, July 4. Lieut. Liang Chin Huai. representative of Gen. Chen Chi Tang, has left for Hongkong to sign a contract with a certain German firm for the purchase of war materials for the Kwangtung army. The purchase includes a large number of heavy
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    20 5 Two of the fifty attractive girls m the Greater Marcus Show which opens at the Capitol Theatre on Aug. 2.
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    SENT BY MISTAKE
    119 5 Telegram Which Killed Two People Prague. Jan Novotny was m hospital here. Kis parenis lived at Dolni Varad m Bohemia. A telegram came for them, and Jan's mother, aged 81, opened it m her husoand's absence. It announced Jan's death that morning. The shock was too much
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    ANCIENT FINDS
    86 5 Roman Surgeon's Instrumenis In Buried Urn Belgrade. Several forceps and other surgical instruments found at Ljubljana by workmen digging the foundations of a church are believed to date from Roman times. The instruments were m an earthen \irn which also contained ashes, and it is assumed that the
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    LOCUST PLAGUE IN ANGOLA
    51 5 Lisbon. Hundreds of acres of cultivated land have been ravaged m Angola by a plague of locusts. Many tons of sugar have been destroyed. Members of the native population m the region have been mobilised to protect the crops m theose areas which have net yet
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    BROUGHT NO LUCK
    52 5 Bloomfield, New Jersey. Four-leaf clovers have brought no luck to Miss Ella Northrup of Bloomfield, New Jersey. -I** She found two and put them m her iyedroom. Iff*! 1 The next day thieves broke into her room and stole £2,000 worth of jewellery. They left the four-leaf
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    BEECHES FOR BREECHES?
    97 5 Germans Making Cloth From Wood Berlin. "The time is coming when every German will be wearing beech-wood clothinp. and nobody will notice any difference." *;j\ This is the view expressed by "a leading cloth manufacturer m a Press interview published here. He was referring to the development
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    PREACHER FIGHTS TO DEATH
    65 5 Budapest. Meeting a man whom he considered to be his enemy m the street, Mihaly Pankovich, a Baptist preacher of Baja, drew his knife and suggested a duel. The two men slashed away at each other with their knives with due "formality." Pankovich has died from
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    ODD OCCUPATIONS OF WOMEN
    315 5 347 Blacksmiths: 61 Bookmakers i ßy Air Mail.) London, July 17. rpHERE was published yesterday by the A Stationery Office a 680-page volume of official statistics culled from the 1931 Census returns. The volume give v vast number of tables classifying the population according to occupations.
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    MILITARY TRAINING
    63 5 Shanghai Students Undergo Course Shanghai. July 2. Taking advantage of the summer vacation students of high schools and colleges are receiving rigid military training for a period of two months. Altogether 36 schools and 7,000 students are taking part m the training campaign. a During this training period
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    CHAOS IN NORTH CHINA
    665 5  -  Ta Kung Pao The War Zone DRUG DEALERS AND SMUGGLERS AFTER the conclusion of tn Tangku Armistice on May SI. 1933, Chinese troops were withdrawn from the demilitarised Bone m accordance with the terms of the agl ment, but up to the present the Japanese have
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1499 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES THERE comes a time m every man's life when his friends say, "Let's go on to Tang Hr..' 1 or the Swimming Club, as the case l< ayes him cold. y one realises more fully than ever that bod is the finest thing ever I (I. Young
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    The Latest Empire Wireless News
    609 8 "BKJ BEN" TO RESUME The 8.8.C. Military Band SINCE the beginning of May "Big Ben" hu.s been m the hands of the clockmaker for cleaning and overhaul and has consequently been an absentee from BBC. programmes. During this period "Big Tom" of St. Paul.-, Cathedral
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    FATE OF COLLEGE STUDENTS
    509 8 Dr. Hu Shih On Education TiHE question of unemployment of col- lege graduates has become one of the most serious issues to-day. Recently the graduates of several universities m Peiping formed an employment league to assist job-seeking graduates. In a manifesto announcing the inauguration of the
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    CHINA REDS
    187 8 Joint Attack By Armies Chungking, July 9. AN agreement has been reached between the military authorities m Szechuen, Hunan and Kvveichovv for the loint suppression of Ho Lung's band of Communists m Kweichow. At present the Etaechuen and Hunan troops are moving steadily towards the Kweichow border and
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    CALAMITIES IN CHINA
    747 8 Possible Measures WHAT NANKING SHOVLD 1)0 TOURING the pa.st month a strong heat wave has been swe< the world, particularly China. Ife temperature at T sinau reached 3 record of 120 degrees and many persons died of sun stroke. At the same time, the northern provinottW Hopei,
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    THEY ALL LIKE MURPHY
    59 8 MdlM'-jro*; S.T-inrt Kurphj of Fitzroy P* l^ Court Melboun i o kind that r wrongdoer* like Mi Re hn; i to omc^ rnn l t I VVhon mr y''rr, on this nd ent, h^ ag*»d stand in^r i» ;i|< c*roo< h to i :i r r^f
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    69 NEW CARS A DAY
    53 8 Berlin. An average of 69 new n?otor cars h»v» been put on tjhn streets of Berlin everyday m June, according to official ft ;ures n:i l>liKhed here. SlßOe COBItBjr to power B«T Hitler L.i t:ik«n f*»erff<£c steps. Mich as tax i-p--•novais. to mcourace the GenMin
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      88 8 THE PROGRAMME. The detailed programme is as follows:— -12.35 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. Debatable Ground, an argument m words and music upon the Kingdoms of England and Scotland, conducted at The Guild Hall, Berwick-on-Tweed. 1.35 p.m. Time Signal from Greenwich. A religious service: address by the Reverend Canon
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    1969 11 A Women Peeps At Singapore. By Our Woman Correspondent Did you see her >) The scene is the Adelphi at tiffin time one day last week. Pretty blonde hair peeps out from the flattest liitie sailof of coarse-grained navy straw. Her tunic frock is also navy, off heavy ribbed silk,
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    568 12 Sunday Tribune. Singapore Sunday, July 29, 1934 CIVILISATION [REFERENCE j made constantly in the Malayan I ipers to the M Sakai Express,*' i leaning the train which runs long our jungle railway from i elantan. It i not, as the uni dtonnecl visitor might imagine, :> Journal produced for the
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    655 12  -  Anglius JJTRICTLY between Hie sheets I've got some really good numbers tnh week. They have ariived via "Captain Billy's Whiz Bang Winter Annual," and all I can say is that if these ar^ a sample of what goes Into the winter effoirt I shall
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    932 13 DESCRIBED AS DANGEROUS ROGUE BY JUDGE TWICE A BIGAMIST Divorced By A Girl Re Met On Boat jfjß mixing up love and crime m a most astonishing >• and practising a sei' ea of heartless deceptions on crirK a modem Lothario met sat
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    332 13 When Superstition Was Defied (By Air Mail.) London, July 17. DEFYING superstition is a dangerous game Mrs. Jean Heneage is certain about that. Five years ago, when .she married Mr. George Heneage, the big game tranter, 01 Killochan Castle, Ayrshire, she wore a beautiful green dress.
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    1340 13 Alleged To Have Posed As King s Messenger (By Air Mail) London, July 17. THREE new charges were preferred at Southwold, Suffolk, when i David Percy Caplice, alias Major I Leonard T. Crane, 32, timber merchant's traveller, of Frampton Parkroad, London, E., made another appearance
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    121 13 A Lancashireman's Invention (By Air Mail.) London. July 17. FiIVE-POUND television sets giving an image as clear as that of any home kinsmatograph projector may be on the market m the near future as the result of an invention by a twenty-five -yearold. Lancashire man employed at Plymouth
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    71 14 A woraa i at Frank* vt on the c^ir has ju?t f -und her wedding ring after tour ye2u\s as the result of a stormy nlvIU. The wind blew down a peach tree in her garden. While the roots of the peach tree were beini; cut away, workmen
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    60 14 Belgrade. Two magnificent Roman graves were found during excavations for the foundations of a new house m central Belgrade. Elaborately carved monuments dating from the second century A.D. were over the graves. One of the graves seems to have been for a vhole family. The monument shows
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    73 14 The National Cyclists Union has selected the British ream to compete m the World Road Cycling Championship at Leipzig on Aug. 18. The team will i be P. T. Stallard (Wolverpfeampton), C. Hollad < Birmingham F. C. Gilfces (Sut- i ton-in-Ashfield) and reserve W. G. Barnes. Great
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    140 15 Be Fit For Anything No. 8. THIS BEFORE BREAKFAST fIBEHO* orothena series o exercises, however benef>cial they may be 9 rarely get done before breakfast. But if you make up your mind to i-jast one or two simple movements, they soon become a habit and vnn itotirem automatically after getting
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    1741 15 When DU Not Make The Heart Fonder WHILE on a holiday visit to England an Australian girl i. m^l V'° Ung A° rkshire T Sn at a dance He ask ed her rfh^h an Si ag eS(I Acee P tir 'g his protestations toEnlnH
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      209 15 BEAUTIFUL BABIES OF SINGAPOBE Both these lovely children J ffir^ i^^ were reared m Singapore jU^&f^ f Freshly mad-2 and packed m H' nothing qwite like it there is f"i ivIIIK i^OOCI M Zaf^i ft ffiHH 5 •^-^X--'^ illlii 55 Robinson Rcad Joan and Bcttine HliSli tffiriis&l o l|pi™ Singapore.
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    2371 16  - FIFTH TEST MATCH WILL BE TIMELESS "Rimau" BOW AUSTRALIA WON THE ASBES IN SIX DAYS IN 1930 (By ENGLAND and Australia having each won one Test, while the third and fourth games were drawn, will now play the fifth Test at the Kennintfton Oval on Aug. 18. to a finish
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    440 16 Cubs Beat League Champions ST Joseph's ground was the scene of a thrilling game of baseball on Sunday between the Cubs and the Japanese Young Men's Club, the Pennant, winners last year. The Cubs won by 17 runs to 13. As can be seen from the score the
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    544 16 Miss Wang Siew Kng's Impressions 'By "Hanlc") rpOR the best oar' of a month Miss L Wans Slew Eng, the Singapore lady hampion. has be< n touring Siam •c.nang and Medi>.n with th< Nanyanc Chinese schoolgirls. She met with ires nendous su- md amongst those vhom she
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    3927 18  -  "DRAGON" FDSFA Only Eight Pairs Competing U.C.A. And Diehard Entrants Qualify For Semi-Finals Selangor Tamils Form Party Results Of Friendly Matches. (By AS ther were only eight entries') mixed doubles of the gapore championships, the first round fciea became the quarter-finals. these wvrv played iast week-end
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    1573 19  -  "CLUBMAN" (By 4 Singapore Chine* AAM Mr. Aw Boon Haw's Plea Chinese Assertion Revival Of Literary Activities— Upper Serangoon Recreation Club. •Ifc Aw Boon Haw. the <ioyen of M local Chinese 5] >rt, makes a plea for the formation of a ,fflg*P° re Chinese Amateur Associajnd ultimately
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    166 19 Request That They Ik Enlisted Tsinan. July 1. The pirates which looted the Sluintien have been surrounded by the Shantung provincial troops. The troops have not started 10 attack as negotiations are still ii pro- gress fcr the release of the nineteen Chinese captives which are being held
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    374 21 < ix Wickets Win combined 0.11.-P- h .^ual cricket match by six ddwt was tricky throughout, i K<^ £^s were the most UJJS bowlers, the former taking 15 runs, and tht J, three for 12. W ho lost five wickets for 56 ;i d ly. complet-d
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    84 22 Berlin. Jo! I Twenty-four entries have already M leceived for the Great Prize of OemM 1 on the Nuerburp Ring on July g England will be represented by UjM ton who will drive a Maserati: la Tazio Nuvolari drivinp a Bugs'; Zanelli Balestrena and Soffletti avM
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      40 22 TIDE TABLE TO-DAY: 1.01 p.m. TO-MORROW: 0.38 a.m.. 1.35 p.m. TUESDAY: 1.27 a.m.. 2.07 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 2.15 a.m., 2.42 D.m THURSDAY: 3.08 a.m.. 3.19 p.m. FRIDAY: 4.10 am.. 4.02 p.m. SATURDAY: 5.32 a.m.. 4.55 p.m SUNDAY: 7.21 a.m.. 6.04 p.m.
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    148 23 Solitary Goal Eliminates Perak first Inter-Colony Final Since Inception {From Our Own Correspondent) lpoh, July 28. LITARY goal, -.red fifteen minutes after the start, decided the B match m the Northern section of the Malaya Cup competition lpoh to-day, nang emerging victorious and thus qualifying
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    378 23 Those "Win-At-Any-Cost" Games Abroad IT is usual for the officers of the Football Association io appoint committees at the summer meetings. This year, however, L he business had to be delayed because of the new instruction that no member of the Council shall serve on
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    472 23 Kota Tinggi Defeat Johore Customs (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Johore Bahru, July 27. THE last match m the first round of the Hull Cup Competition was played off yesterday evening on the Jcv.:orc Civil Service Ciub Padang between the Kota Tlnggi Football Toam and the Customs Department,
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    231 23 Ceylon-Tamils And R.I. Draw OpiME saved the C.T.A. Cricket XI from -I defeat when they met the R.I. XI at Balestier yesterday. The Raftiesians compiled IKD runs, Morris Valben? making an excellent I JS. Stumps were drawn with the C.T.A. making only 74. Scores: R.I. IST.
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    82 23 Results Of Semi-Finals At Drill Hall <TiHE semi-final matches m the SingaA pore Badminton championships were/p layed at the Drill Hall yesterday and lesulted as i'ollows: 3lixtd Doubles: E. J. Vass ar.cl Miss de Souza beat Kch Keng Sian 4 and Miss Tai Yin Wen 21—17, 21—5. Junior
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