Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 5 August 1934

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    26 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol. 2.— N0.1l SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AU GUST 5, 1934. FIVE CENTS The Sunday Tribune 24 PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY. ATfGUST 5. 1934. FIVE CENTF
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    August Holiday Sport Marred In Singapore
    313 1 LLITON CO. ders Big Tin Dredger BY Air Mail.) ?rm Our Own Correspondent.) m. (Holland) July 20. ton Company have iecided to order a tin s<t with a capacity of MHH cubic metres annual\yWch wUI be the biggest the Dutch East Indies. ten will
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    ASBESTOS GLOVES
    146 1 New RAF. Fire-Fighting Device (BY Air Mail.) (From Our Own Corresvondeni.) London, July 24. GLOVES enabling the wearer to gra p red-hot iron are the latest R.A.F. safety device, and a stock of these fire-resisting gloves have been ordered by the Air Ministry for use if an aeroplane
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    Technical Education In Malaya
    192 1 WRE ABOUT THE .UW INSTITUTE BY Air Mail.) Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 25. fiftSSC t0 establish P^Stli Low. Principal r o? S 8 me th *t the facial w^ employed m t0 quvifv abroad who military and naval men. prospectors, men engaged on tea, sugar,
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    PAYING FINES BY INSTALMENTS
    235 1 Drastic Law Changes Suggested (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 24. SWEEPING changes m the law >3 regarding imprisonment for those who default m payment of Sues and police coirt -rders aie foreshadowed m the report of the Cor.imittee set up by Sir
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    "GHOST" SYSTEM ABOLISHED
    250 1 Infantry Officers' Promotion (By Air i From Our Own dorresponderd. Lolidon, July 24. I MEASURES to speed up the promotion of [Army Officers have been decided upon, Mr. Douglas Hacking, the Financial Secreta-y of the War Office, stated m the House of Commons. The changes, which will
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    RHODES SCHOLARS
    169 1 What They Have Done To Improve Oxford (By Air Mailj (From Our Own Correspondent) London, July 23. THE large numbers of students from the Dominions who have gone up to Oxford as Rhodes Scholars have "widened the outlook of the University." That was the statement madt by Sir
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    128 1 "Stand Up And Cheer" Opens "QTAND Up And Cheer," the Fox production which began a season at the Al'hambra last night, i.s outstanding by reason of the immensity of the cast. There are hundred'! m the chorus, 500 vocalists and a thousand players, as well as 385 scenes,
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    25 1 M. R. Alderson and B. L. Burslem of Singapore have parser' their examination m the Seconc Class for Cival Air Navigators' licences. r !Wfr H*!¥l
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    VAIN DASH TO GRETNA GREEN
    242 1 Couple Now Married PURSUIT IN PLANE RECALLED (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 24. T'PIE romance of a couple who eloped to Gretna Green two years ago, pursued by their parents m an aeroplane, hut were then prevented from marrying, has now
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    4 YEARS IN A HOSPITAL
    203 1 Wonder Cure Of A Crippled Girl (BY Air Mail, i (From Our Own Corr< spondf.ni..) London, July 2J. A LITTLE six-year-old girl, who appeared doomed io remain a cripple all her life, is new running happily about with ncr playfellows thank > to an operation
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    PERSONALIA
    105 1 'From Our Own Correspondent London, Ju'y 25 SIR John Barlow, Director of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, has left for Ceylon and Malaya to make a close study of the application of the textile quota system. When I asked him whether the trip was to be business cum holiday
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    THE DINDINGS BILL
    358 1 Where Is It? \CTING PREMH STUMBLES (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspwdc I London, July 25. IT is often remarked ignorance ;>t homo oi extent and ramifications oi British Empire is not entirely eonfinfd to the ordinary population. Members of Parliament are sorretimes jruilty of j.
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    HINDENBURG'S WILL
    72 1 Strange Story Of Disappearance Berlin, Aug. 4. AN astonishing story that President Hindenburp's will not be found is circulating m Berlin. It Ifl stated that Dr leaner. Hindenburp's State Secretary, unsuccessfully w the President',s Berlin palace, there is no trace of the vv Neudeck. I' if suggested that
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    28 1 Sir Shenton Thomas ertained at luncheon yesterday the Hou^ of Oommona by Sir Edward Campbell. M.P. Am those present wo Sir Bar WiLson late under •ecretary the Colonies
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    The All – Malaya Co-operative Conference
    6121 2 The All Malaya Co-operative Conference TWO IMPORT4NT RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED SALARY ADVANCES CONDEMNED GOVERNMENT AND THE RESERVE FUND PROBLEM TVVo important resolutions were passed at yesterday's session of the fifth All-M daya Urban Co-operative Conference m Singapore. One was for the discontinuation of salary advances to employees before festivals and the
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      218 2 HOW MANY WORT)S CAN YOU MAKE FROM B-O-V-R-I-L? IST PRIZE A BICYCLE. 2ND PRIZE A BICYCLE. 3RD PRIZE A BICYCLE. llvrc is a simple fascinating competition which everyone may enter, \td\ and gentlemen, b »ys and girls. Take the word DOVRIL and see how many words you can build Mil
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      158 2 CROSSWORD SOLUTION NO fl ACROSS. 1. Herling; Mitter; 10. Efo 11. Cedar; 15. Safe; 17. Lantern; :<.» Ean<--21. Elite; 23. Deed; '24. Tod; 25. .v.-mer- i; Pug; 21-. Eat; 32. Elate; 34. Ant; 86. Later--38. Awe; 39. Felon; 11. Strap; 14. Wotter 46. Sprapr; 41*. Robe; 51. Raw; 52. Beauty'
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    CHINA FLOODS
    153 3  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Many Villages Swepi Away Shuagha.it Aug. I. ABOUT 10,000 houses m the villages m Hopei have been swept away by the floods caused by the Yungtingho River u\\ r flowing its banks. The belougrinjrs of the r fugees were swept away by tho strong
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    78 3 I Charge AgaMst Chinese Woman Postponed I Alleged to have attempted to cheat Wong Siew m respect of a pair of bangles valued at $45, a middle-aged woman named Lim Eng Neo Htas charged yesterday before the Third Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Brander. It was alleged that the
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    CAUSED HURT
    81 3 {From Our Oim Correspondent) Seremban, Air, 3. I The police magistrate, Mr. V. W. W. S I Purcell, this morning, sentenced a Tuni! tapping coolie of Gombok'EsU-ue. E&nj* tau! to one month's rigorous imi:ionment. end also ordered Uhcf'iUjCusdH fco execute a bend m the sum of J>2b In
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    BRAWL BETWEEN MARINES
    93 3  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Japanese And British ♦Manoeuvres Shanghai, Aug. i A BRAWL has occurred at < hinwiinr; .<■. the port to th ol hantu between British and Japanese minne*, ;u cording to messages ecejved from Chnisources. Two Ja|ianese destroyers jind Utwrr« c; ers havt' arrived m
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    ALLEGED HURT
    60 3 Assault Charge Against A Chinese A Chinese named Chua U-i.t; i charged m the Second Couil b Mr. J. M. Brander yesterday with V 4 tarily causing hurt l;> Song Bog J who if at presoiit m the In <> > Aug. 3. m North Bridge i: His
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    175 3 League 01 Nations Bulletin The following is the Itmlth bulletin o( the League of Nations Eastern Bureajl, Singapore, for the medk «nd^<l .July JJfc. Bombay: 1 p!a^u<- ease ;mcl l di-atl.: 1 cholera case ami 1 «kn»h; J nmatt|M& case and 1 death. Calcutta: OG cholera
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    ALLEGED NEGLECT
    120 3 Under instructions frank the DP P the charge against a woman, Kth Huah, was I amended to one of wilfully ill-treating or neglecting a child m a manner liable !to cause injury to her on July 12. Shr appeared before the Third Magistr Mr. J M. Brancicr yesterday.
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    Coming To The Local Cinemas
    1204 4 Coming To The Local Cinemas SMITH was his name— an insignifl- cant name and an insignificant man —a clerk m a lawyer's office, bullied by his boss, m love with his boss's daughter who was only amused at him, but apparently content to stand aside and watch another man step
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      269 4 &f JOHN BOLES s/ng.- "We're Out of Lfl/*^^ the Red" wifh "AUNT JEMIMA" ffj^flf ond that mighty chorus /o/ninfl m Irfs^'^ 4P* i i fhe re^ rain Hr J NiCK FORAN and "AUNT .■*«l£?W£: J% *W 0 JEMIMA" and Ear/ Dancer's chorus r r >^f sing; "I'm Laughin'" c M
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      235 4 Rene Ullmann's Annual Cheap Sale (only once a year) NOW PROCEEDING THE BEST OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE HIGH QUALITY GOODS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Special lever fiT7i "7\ |9^ |DELA. > 4\ LEVER 13 JEWELS $lo.t*o Packet Lever Mt I •*^'^t 15 Jewel >Valeh <* Irom •s jjP $5.00. The above
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  • Malayan Scouts To Attend Australian Jamboree
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      MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
      1113 5 HAVE EARLY IN DECEMBER Singapore Bally Icome To Lord Baden Powell tHC Australian Jambcree to he held m Melbourne m conl;i ,n with the Centenary celejrttiois of the State of Victoria i of Lord Baden Powell .ell ("Chief Scout of all World") to Malaya: these vents, which
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      THE WOMAN WHO WAITED
      177 5 But Lover Refuses To Marry Her After Eloping Belgrade. A woman aged 70 has eloped with a man aged 90 near Bihatch, Bosnia. Years agro, the woman, Hanifa Tabalcovitch, fell m love with a young Turkish noble, Manitch Aga. His parents forced him to marry a
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      INCREASE IN CIVIL FLYING
      632 5 The Growth At Heston London, July 8. T>EGISTERED civil aircraft In England increased from 995 at the end of lasi year to 1,148 by the end of June, a bigger rate of increase than at any previous time. Oi this total the privateiyowned machines increased from
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      CORONER'S STRONG WORDS
      832 5 Christian Science Denounced *By Air Mail). London, July 23. I IN strong terms Sir Samuel Brighouse, the Lancashire coroner, denounced Christian Science practitioners when summing-up at ai: inquest at Southport on Walter Horace Ron nor. 48, manufacturer's agent, of Haig-avenue, Southport. Sir Samuel stated that Eioniiur lost
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      4 5 TIGER BEER IS BEST
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      173 5 OcocV TICKETS ISSUED J TOR BY ALL BTBAM TDAV/FI SHIP AIK v I inMYIL railway i i\k i NO BOOKING PEES. Chinese and all Asiatic client* j are given the best of attention and assistance. i I t S9, Robinson Road. Singapore. Telephone Et§6. WATCHES OMEGA, ROSKOPF, TAVANNES, YM A.
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    The Night Of Escape
    6848 6  -  R. Sabatini OUR SHORT STORY By PATRICIAN influence from without had procured h:s removal m August of that year, 1756, from the loathsome cell he had occupied for thirteen mrnths m the Piombi so called from the leaded roof immediately above those orisons which are simply
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    Stricily Between Ourselves
    1548 7 -IF I haul my life over again I should have no d esire natever tv start a daily 0P v Malaya or elsewhere. There are m life involving less contort worry, anxiety and never-ending strain production." S writes Mr. J. H. M. RoL«,n. c. R. i:.. >
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    Consistency That Makes The Breaks Bigger: The Exaggerted "Long Jenny"
    943 8  -  Sydney Lee Milliards for Amateurs XVIII BILLIARDS AS A CAREER by (Empire and Amateur Champion) \ky announced inten ion to turn proHliessional )1L h v cueatod a at deal oi c is* biiliard circles. There no mysterj about it. I
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    DIAMOND RING DRAMA
    318 8 Former Harem Beauty Tricked Istanbul. A HAPPY ending has concluded the little drama played out here m which the ".heroine" is a former beauty of the harem of Sultan Abdul Hamid. ,th 3 "villains" two quick-fingered confidence feicksters, and the chief "propssty" a valuable ring. Mme. Mihrimenent,
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    THERE'S A DESTINY . . . "
    67 8 THERE'S A DESTINY Marie Tippeltova, <)'•, mi deter mined to «li". be m m to m park, drsok the contents of ;i batth oi l\ ol banned heraelf Lo a tree v/ith a rope, ;<u<i tried to cat h r threat with a razor. Bui a soldier saw her hanging
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    HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME
    427 8  -  D. M. Greig LAWN TEJVMS By POSITION IN 1)01 ULES FT has always been a matter of con- troversy m the doubles jrame where your partner should stand when you are receiving *ir\ia\ To my mind, it is entirely a matter of how you yourself
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    COFFIN BARGAINS
    76 8 I nderfaker Who Holds A Summer Sale Ajaccio, Corsi* V. gain, m c.ffl an Mr. X, an Ajaccio u.i.hM-taVer. in^a^summer sale ftjjrf JgfJJfc < ffir.s are cheap to-day, «g» vert.sement of th< wile. "Aj^ ••p tain oven ihn healthiest shou Mr. X. oflYr to make coffins d 1-r
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    INITIAL TROUBLES
    13 8 Their imti-Js '';^jß^if; f 111-"- 1 Th' t mother i,^.-w^4 who
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    BORROWED FOR 30 YEARS
    14 8 ■< avh! -1 h' tiJ ,v'yuil' w I] pardon t* **l
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    USE OF A LENS HOOD
    472 9 USE OF A LENS HOOD C&eraComer HoW To Prevent Fogging A tf of the most prolific eaus,s of If \nr negatives by amateurs is l^whichiscaustdbyex- light. It »s evident under *f£ of circum<tancts, with all and m the work of Varieties of amateur photois a very serious to those to
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    FINANCE MINISTER
    73 9  -  Sin Wen Pao Nanking, July 12. Dr H. K. Kung, Minister of Finance, who took off from Sianfu early this morning, arrived at Nanking at 6.45 p.m. this afternoon. While passing through Kaifeng, he had a meeting with General Liv Shih, Governor of Hcnan, and several other high
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    WAR-TIME FLYING ACE FINED
    490 9 Tale Of Opium Find In A Book (By Air Mail) London, July 23. DRUG dealings of a brilliant French flying officer of war-time days formed the subject cf a singular story told at Marlborough-street yesterday. He was Henri Jacques Lacloche, 39, independent, a French citizen, giving
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    IMMORAL FILMS
    310 9 Pope's Call For Their Suppression Vatican City. A CALL to Catholics throughout the world to work for ihe suppression of immoral films has bee.n sounded by the Pope. The cinematograph exerts an influence even greater than that of the Press, the Pope claims, and warnings are reaching him
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    SKATING ON ASPHALT
    73 9 Berlin. Girls and boys m Berlin now are skating on the pavements and not willi roller-skates. A new kind of skate, .skapeti like those used for the ice. but fitted with aluminium ball-bearings, is being tried out m an area railed off from the traiHc at one
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    ROMANCE BROKEN
    347 9 Aged Theatre-Owner Changes Her Mind ONE of the most talked of theatrical romances of recent years has been broken. it was announced recently that the marriage arranged between Miss Violet Melnotte, the eld-erlv West-end theatre proprietress, and her young manager Mr. Archibald Patrick Moore, will not take place.
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    SHUN TIEN CAPTIVES
    59 9  -  Shanghai Che Pao Tsinan, July 17. According to a report received here from the commander of the militia at Litsin eleven captives from the s.s. Shuntien have been released by the pirates. The piratss have sent a representative to Tsinan to negotiate with General Han Fu-chu for
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    WOMEN REDS IN MANCHURIA
    142 9  -  Result Of Japan's Oppression Kirin IBy Mail I AS a result, of the oppression oJ tbe Japanese m Manchuria many you;. Chinese have turned Communists ar.a they have organised a Red Army m Kirin. At present there are three m*mi< of Red forces and most of
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    PERSIAN ARMY
    110 9 To He Trained By TsridA Officers? Istanbul. The Shah of Persia intends (o engage a Turkish military mission, with a Turkish general at its head, lo advis" the Persian Army, according 1o persistent leports here. It is atn <ed that he has been great y impressed by what
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1844 10 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. Our Woman i Correspondent DRIVING up to the Capitol Theatre on Thursday evening for the opening of the Greater Marcus Show, through gaping crowds which almost would have justified a Hollywood first night, gave one a premonitory thrill that here was Big Stuff. and that
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    Book Of The Week
    122 10 TRIUMPH" by Frederick Nivens is a novel which will give pleasure, and very much more than pleasure, to a large numbr.r of people of widely differing tastes and outlooks. A certain poetic quality, of essence and thought rather than of formal setting, which has already distinguished
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    1373 11 IN STARTING thi.; r,c\v SHOPPING PAGE, our idea is. m our wanderings around TOWN, to be on the look-out for all those housanri varied wants of the I Average Woman, from shoes to .shampoos and BOOKS TO BUTTONS tell you where they arc to be found
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, August, 5, 1934. TWENTY YEARS ON
    527 12 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, August, 5, 1934. TWENTY YEARS ON TBJB ordinary man remembers i hat August dv verj CODcesitratt recall the oeca i Perhaj is as well not cte i en ticc Dny. close. i> more easily recalled, and may be it is better so. But August the Fourth
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    Masculine Vanity And The Barber's Shop
    1027 12  -  G. S. Hammonds real trouoles of the world to-dpy are armaments, Japan and the trade deThe roots go much deeper than .if solution satisfactory to all is reached we must attack those roots. v: i said, "Vanity of vanities, all what he was talking
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK.
    648 12 hi hi ii iii ii m i~ t u^mrmimmm^ wl d, w.ALLY have not much time to teil you any funny stories this weeiv You see I'm very busy now working at Hie Capitol. A A AND it's very convivial work, too. A A
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    Major's Great Fight To Overcome Drug Habit
    664 13 A BATTLE WHICH I WAS LOST Struggle To Conquer TRIBUTE BY HIS DOCTOR (By Air Mail) London, July 23. COURAGEOUS efforts by a extinguished Army officer to conquer the drug habit were dascrib d to Mr. Ingteby Oddie, the Paddingto i coroner. The
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    "A CINEMA STORY IN REAL LIFE"
    678 13 "A CINEMA STORY IN REAL LIFE" A CANCELLED WINDING prospective Bridegroom Confronted By Real Wife (By Air Mail) London, July 23. »j (JXEMA story m real life," .ommented the Recorder at the j Old Bailey, Sir Ernest Wild, K.C., i whtn told of the dramatic cancella tion of a wedding
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    CANADA'S "MONSTER"
    67 13 Even Dynamite Does Not Disturb Him Edmonton (Canada). c££> droainite does not disturb Mo^ter- C tJ, Vale 0f the Loch N 3 Opopogo of Battle fc^JS? r t s:dents d^are that they «5L% serpent-like creoture I•! i he peaceful waters of the h 'r!^' P5 casion residents nr.d
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    HE "NEEDS MONEY"
    88 13 Insull Writing His Life Story Chicago. Mr. Samuel lasull, the ex-millionau'e-fin-ancier who is awaiting: trial m connection with the collapse of his Utilities companies, is writing the story of his life. He says that he is doing it because: "I need the money." Every day Mr. Insull
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    HIS MONSTER CATCH
    70 13 Vienna. When Karl Zauzig of Hombok, Czechoslovakia, went on pension for health reasons, he devoted most of his time to his favourite sport of fishing 1 But when he landed what was for the river Feii-'titz a monster trout weighing 5 lb., the shock was too much
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    UNDERGROUND LAKE
    98 13 Not Affected By The Drought Wiesbaden. When the drought was at its height part of the vineyard of Herr Schab, near Caub, began to subside. Workmen dug to discover the cause of the subsidence. They came upon a large underground lake which appears to have maintained its level
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    WOMEN "FAGINS" CAUGHT
    61 13 Twelve-Year-Old Boy Employed To Steal Cairo. Evidence given by a 12-year-old boy has ii-ci ie 'he arrest of a gang of women pickpockets m Cairo. The boy was caught stealing a bracelet from a woman m a shop. When questioned, he confessed that he was employed by
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    SLEEP-WALK TO DEATH?
    261 13 Dead On Railway THE FATE OF GOVT. OFFICIAL'S WIFE (By Air Mail) i London, July 23. I f^LAD only m a nightdress an<i bed-room slippers, the wife of a Canadian Government offuial wa^ found dead on the railway ma. Bourne Bridge. VVorplesdon, at i! I spot where
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    FHAROAH RELICS
    206 14 Experts Amazed At State Of Preservation i ;UJ\). REMARKABLE finds have been made by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, which has now completed excavations lasting several years at Lisht, m Ej?y7>* They owe their success to the carelessness of a band of robbers, v.ho, m plundering
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    RAIN OF DEGREES
    104 14 Making The "Brains Trust" Look Brainy Washing ton. President Roosevelt's "brain trust/ have received a record number of honorary degrees from American Universities this year. Here are the "scores:" Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary of State 5 Mr. Ickes, Secretary of the Interior 4 Mr. Cummings. Attorney-General 3
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    NEARLY KILLED BY FLOWERS
    71 14 Berlin. A young ?irl of Rendsburg. near Kiel, filled her bedroom one evening with lilac and lillies of the valley. Their sweet perfume filled the room. Then she went to bed. V-' vf morning they found her lying tT>concious m her bed. The carbon dioxide given
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    PRICE OF A BRIDE
    208 14 Turkish Peasants Fight Over Problem Istanbul. rpHREE men were killed and twenty A wounded because the inhabitants oi two villages cculd not agree about the pecuniary value of a bride. A young Turkish farmer from the village of Sinanli, near Adrianople, married a girl from the
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    SMITH MINOR'S ILL LUCK
    95 14 Lightning Struck But His Report Escaped Prague. Dr Jan Strela. a schoolmaster at Horany. near Most, m Bohemia, was writing out the term's report m his study. A flash of lightning struck the house. It— Wreked the arial on the roof; Shattered the glass of the
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    FREAK FOOTBALL BET
    94 14 Loser Crawls Through Town On All Fours Prague. Football -fans" made some iYeak bets on the result of a match between Kladno (Bohemia) and the Milan team, Ambrosiana. Losers had to run down the mam street of Kladno quite naked. They chose the darkest part of the
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    "ACCIDENT VICTIM"
    199 14 Man Who Lives By Being Hurt Lisbon. ANEW profession, that of 'accident victim," has been brought to light by a law case here and an Englishman has been the cause of the revelation. The Englishman, driving his car through Lisbon, knocked down a man who suddenly stepped off
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    HER THIRD SET OF TEETH
    34 14 Kingston (Ontario* Mrs Thomas Mcewen. a century -old Irish woman, is reported to be growing a third set of teeth. She made the discovery on her nunI dredth birthday.
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    £5,750,000 BONFIRE
    200 14 S. Africa To liurn London Bonds .Johannesburg, Transvaal, REDEEMED I .1 £s,7||g to b I'.-.icci 01 Johannes.?:..: :i The bofld .Jo -year loan raised m London i when Johan nesburq was ju.,i Ilom eficcts of the But 1 ne The loan was redecnn j this year The stcry
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    RICHEST TOWN CANNOT PAY
    57 14 Prtfue Til town of Kn tnnicc, m s. litenuly coins mill rowns a mm but has no mene 1 muni :ipai pen-' sions seal of tho CaecluttloMk Mint ar.d turns out all the sih and topper coin; for the Pcpubii.-. Bu' its expenses are so high
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    MURDERED FOR NEGLIGENCE
    38 14 Alexars Because the nmn with whom i. failed to wake him m the mornli Egyptian porter has murderc friend. He arrived late for work, lo.^ wage.; and thai evening he slabtelfcs i friend to death.
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    1045 14  - CONTRACT BRIDGE "Horatius" 1 ff I A LTHOUGH it is ridicule us to lay down any hard and fast rule about biddins at Contract, it is very sound to confine opening bids to hands which have a quick trick valuation or at least two and a half. There must, of
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    A Visit To A Local Rubber Mill
    618 15 HOW DRYING IS DONE The Lee Factory ELECTRIC LIFTS INSTALLED T H£ other day I visited what is 1 most probably the largest rubber mill of its kind m the world, c n dciy Tribune represenIt ia owned by the Lee Rub io.,
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    SINGAPORE SALES
    416 15 What Our Woman Correspondent Saw WE didn't think we likevd those flat cartwheel sailors until we- had a look "i". the Gage models at the Smart Shop they have personality and furthermore are becoming to almost everyone. There's a dash of the Gay Nineties about them that's fearfully
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    "UPKEEP OF TOMBSTONE"
    229 15 Four Years' Argument About One Word Prague. Lawyers at Kourim (Bohomra) have been arguing for four years about the meaning of one word. They are arguing- still. In 1930 a local merchant died, leaving a will m favour of a nephew. He made the provision, however, that
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    CANTON AIR FORCE
    111 15  -  Chao Jan Pao, (Hongkong) General Chen Tsi Tang's Plans Canton, July 6Thr. Canton authorities are leaving no stone unlurned to develop strong air force m South China. Apart from placing an order for 200 aeroplanes from Europe, Gene.ral Chen Chi Tang is now taking sleps to form
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    PROBLEMS OF WAR ZONE
    185 15 The Sino-Japanese Parley Tientsin, July 15. TT is reported here that a conference ■3- will shortly be arranged at Dairen between the Chinese and Japanese authorities for the settlements of all outstanding issues m North China. General Huang Fu is supposed to represent China at the
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    FOUND A POLICEMAN
    146 15 Surprise For Thief On Opening Cupboard Birella, Italy. A thief who entered a house here was astonished when he opened a cupboard to find a man inside. The man was a policeman, v;ho proceeded to arrest him. Giuseppe Gamba, a citizen of Biella, had noticed that a
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    OPIUM SMUGGLERS
    34 15 Rail" ay Workers To Die Hankow. July 20. Under orders of General Chiang Kaiptan smugglers when once capb! e.-e^uted without leniency. <T two workers of the Wusha Railway were execufed China Times
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    STORM THREAT
    80 15  -  Shun Pao Shanghai. July 21. According to an announcement mack by the Observatory a storm is now steadily moving northward from the south and it is expected to strike some time to-night. All out-going ships have been warned of the coming gale while all Chinese junks along the
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    M.P. WINS A BET
    115 15 Gets New Hat On Retaining His Seat St. George (Ontario). "My hat!" said Mr. Harry Nixon. Liberal-Progressive member for Brant, when he was re-elected m the recent Ontario elections. Behind the remark lies the story of a wager. During Ihe 1930 Federal elections, Mr. George S.
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    2640 16 Jim Lilly white' s Own Story Of Opening Match The Experiences Of England's First Captain IN view of the widespread interest displayed m the Test matches, the 134 th Off which will be played at the Kcnnington Oval on Aug. 18 aa the following
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    129 16 Be Fit For Anything No. 9. TO TAKE OUT THE CREASES "LJERE is another of those dov. n-on-the-ground exercises which are good fun and are of great benefit if you do them properly. This one will prevent you from developing creases m your body, and will help your iej's to
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    THE KU MENG YU CASE
    662 17 Rational Interest fONTBOL V LAN'S IMPEACHMENT HE fet: ts of the impeachment ease brought against Mr. Ku Meng Mincer of Railways, by Mr. Liv «v a rm-mb-r of the Control Yuan, veil as the outcome ot U* haabeccmt.a subject of nation interest. However, it is
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    GOLD BY AIR
    404 17 A Fast Growing Form Of Traffic rpHAT the transport of gold by air, from Africa and India to London, has increased recently by more than GO pei cent., as compared with 1933. is shown by statistics which have just l:e--ccme available. Approximately three weeks can often be
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    SHANGHAI INCIDENT
    90 17  -  Sin Wen Pao Three Japanese Deported By Consul Shanghai, July 20. It is learned from Japanese sources that three Japanese residents who were found guilty of starting the trouble a: Hcngkew two weeks ago m which several foreign constables were involved and when for a time the situation
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    THE "HAYFEVER CLUB"
    90 17 Victims To Give One Another Help, Advice Sympathy Pontresina. So many people have coma to Pontresina to escape hay fever that n "Hayfever Club" has been formed there. The club is intended to enable victims to give each' other help, advice and sympathy. These' people have come
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    LORD SNOWDEN ON THE PREMIER
    862 17 "He Was Angry And Unmerciful" i London, July 4. I/ISCOUNT Snowden, lifelong pro- fe^sor of Socialism and known for his sharp and bitter invective, tongueInshed the Prime Minister and the "National" Government yesterday, when raying farewell to the Land Values TaxI c.tion Act m the
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    167 17 In Great Demand Abroad (Ftom Our Own Correspondent) Shanghai July 30. rIE Foreign Trade Bureau In Chini. which has for some time past t>e n devoting considerable attenti: <\ to giving publicity abroad for the products of the native industries m order to induce merchants m foreign countries
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    3275 18  -  Dragon Wfill Selas&goir Aganim Beat Inter -State Encounter At Kuala Lumpur To-day The Two Teams Play In Singapore Tournament Semi-Finals Surprise Defeat Of Tan Chuan Hock New Officials Of Klang District Association (By fplß principal event m the Malayan inn world is the annual < Dcounter
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    "LIVES OF THE POPES"
    90 18 Man Imprisoned For Giving A Lecture Montreal. Because he gave an address on "J Lives Of the Popes" a man named (m*j Piion here has been sentenced to J^ hard labour. lie was found guilty of oral blaspnex Rnd ordered to furnish a personal W£ for
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    17 WORDS WORTH £52,000
    64 18 Maritzburg, NstalIn a will of sevonxcn *«*^S Errol Hay, a Duioa:i co.apany (i left £52,724, the whole of his estal* widow. ..j mi\t The wording of the vw.! *ri L aD and bequeath unto ni^ *'i« v j'^ my worldly possessions. Jol^.n xw. Errol Hay." b
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    OIL BEYOND ARCTIC CIRCLE
    55 18 The oil fields b-yond the A^tic^ on Urung-Tung Peninsular m j7 igT iT* Bay, which were discovered i^ J $f now to be further prospects Soviet Government. rfl^ vetf A large expedition will leave 8 for Nordwick Bay. "which <* south east of Taimyr P^^JTftfb board
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    MALAYAN CLUB LIFE
    1974 19  -  "Clubman" m Active V'eek-End Club Functions And Events For The August Holidays Annual Report Of Amicable Athletic Association Increase In Membership (By a\ increase m membership, the re suit of a membership campaign. reported for last year by the Amicable Athletic Association m th< •ommittee's report presented
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    BUSINESS-LIKE BEES
    83 19 Locking Up Their Honey In A Drawer Berlin. A business man at Lcerrach, near Karlsrhue, noticed tha a number of be:s were flying m and out of the window of his room. He watched to see where they came from. He found that the bees were crawlIng through
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    PENANG BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
    348 19 1934 Open Tournament Begins BEFORE a large number of men and women badminton followers, competitors for the Penang 1934 Open Championship tournament played off four exciting ties on Sunday last at the Volunteer Drill Hall. Two matches were singles and two doubles. In the first singles, Tan
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    BROADWAY M.P.
    147 19 The following were the results of the fancy dress competition and sports of the Broadway Musical Party at their third anniversary celebrations:— Fancy dress: Mr. Toh Yean Chuan (Malay native). Mile race: Mr. Wee Kirn Hock 1; Mr. Chan Kian Tiong 2. Musical race: Mr. Teo Kian Seng.
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    DEAF AND ILLITERATE
    149 19 Prisoner Provides Problem For Law Officials Victoria. Joseph George, one of four Indian brothers cnarged with the murder at two mounted policemen is providing Law officials with a conundrum. The man is unable to read a^u Las become stone deaf since his au^i, so that officials do
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    DIVORCED FOR SHINGLING
    56 19 Alexandria. An Egyptian woman has been divoiceJ by her husband, a lawyer, because she had her hair shingled. When she took to wearing frocks without sleeves, he was horrified and denounced her for being immodest. But when she had her hair cut, it was the last straw,
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    SEVEN-YEAR FUGITIVE
    190 19 Arrtst Brings Him Legacy Of £5,000 Adelaide, S. Aus'ralia. j One of the most law-abiding and resI pected citizens m Adelaide, Mi. Reginald Payne, is faced with the prospect of lrne months m prison as punishment for a crime he has almost forgotten. Seven years ago, he was
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    SPORT REVIEWED
    943 20 FSDAFSAD August Bank Holiday Week-end Sport When The Year's Outstanding Events O c cur Football Cricket And Tennis How The Malaya Cup Came To lie Presented Cricket Season Is Ending r Penang Padang Clubs Clash. (By "Forward"). BY the time thase no:es appear, Malaya will already be m
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    1375 20  -  "K.O." (By IT is hoped to stage an Orient title light at the New World on Sept. 10, the principals being Ignacio Fernandez and Young Johnson. Fernandez, who holds the lightweight Orient championship of the Orient, said, shortly Lightweight after his arrival m the
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    Singapore Retains Malaya Cup
    408 21 PENANG UNLUCKY NOT TO DRAW Keng Hock's Two VICTORY BY ODD GOAL IN THREE (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 4SINGAPORE retained the Malaya Cup, which they brought up last night, to-day, beating Penang by the odd goal m three. Penang opened the scoring midway
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    MARCUS PERFORMERS WED
    203 21 Marriage At St. Andrew's Cathedral A WEDDING of unusual interest took place yesterday at St. Andrew's Cathedral when two members of the Marcus Show were married. They were Mr. Eltiin Fletcher Rickel (Lee Mason), crooner of the show, who comes from Kansas, and Miss Ella Letenyier. an
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    SPORTS AT IPOH
    87 21 King Edward VII School Wins Relay 'From Our Ov:n Correspondent) Ipoh, Aug. 4 Anderson School annual athletic A sports were successfully held hole re a large gathering which included! the Res dent cf Pe> ik. llan bin Haji Moiidali won *,he bij dividual championship. There was very
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    PERAK FOOTBALL SENSATION
    104 21 State Captain Suspended RESULT OF INQUIRY BY P.P.A. (From Our Oun Correspondent) [poh, Auk. 4AS the result of an Inquiry, the Perak Football Ass xiation has decided to suspend Lim Hock Seng" for two months for his conduct M the held m the Malaya Cup match aownst
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    Colony Now 91 In Match Against F.M.S.
    678 22 Dr. Hopkins Wins Toss And Elects To Bat Pearse 36, Carr 35, Both Not Out: Rain Curtails Play rr HE Colony are now at 91 for I A m their annual encounter against the F.M.S. at Kuala Lumpur, Dr. Hopkins, their skipper, won
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    245 22 Combined Services Outclassed rrHE Singapore 1 010 Club captured the -5- K.O.R. Challenge Cup by defeating the Combined Services 9 l yesterday at Bale&tier. The military side were outclassed. The ground was slow owing to rain. Four chukkers were played, and the •score at the end
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    PENANG SWEEP NUMBERS
    43 22 I The big Sweep draw on the conclud- ing event Realised $41,031 and resulted as follows: LIMBER UP ***** BESTLOT 6791 BIDDY'S SQUIRE ***** Nahgco ***** Hard Up ***** Parmint ***** Mintage ***** Ooray ***** Fed Up ***** Waratah *****
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    1581 22 YESTERDAY'S PENANG RESULTS 11 (By Our Own Reporter) Penang, Aug. 4. ijUVOURED by fine weather, a big holiday crowd enjoyed the good sport provided by the fourth day of the race meeting here to-day. The going was hard and the dividends went above
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    GRAND CHARITY COMPETITION
    229 22 I-\ All. Qf THE CHILI) WELPARP SOCIETY L WEIGHT JUDGING COMPETITION. Competitors ar, ask, <i t M )d graphs or snapshots of babies ud tn <i' I of six months. On th, ba ck lf* vamv attdaddrese < f thy gender, th? the baby, its ape m
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    172 22 August Amateur Meeting, fttl FIRST DAY, FRIDAY, U GIST 11. SECOND DAY, SATURDAY. U < A MEMBERS* §1 SWEEPSTAKE I held each day or Races 10 k,^ <iecicmj iuk: by the Committee. $2 CASH SWEEPS FOR MEMBB W ONLY will bo held on the toumoi Race each
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      107 22 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance m force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27 Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the
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      167 22 SPORTSMAN 3rd. Annual Cydi«R (final) tobeheldatJalanli-' Stadium on Monday A* I 1934. I Seats 20 cts.. only Swjj 10 cts. Children half P""! scats only. I Church of F«W bibles: hymnai* prayeb-imhM Rest selection of fine** "JjT —GOOD HOOKS" DE* Eton Building, Selegie R<» d S i i i i
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    Malayan Tennis Championship Results
    857 23 Ixcellent Form Oj Siamese Troubles 'Players Pm, Smith And Wise Beat Indian Opponents «uF Malayan Lawn Tennis cham- l^oihipi hich are b ng held UU rf c courts drew a lair number Gators when the tournament vSaied yesterday morning. at 9.30 o'clock and con- until noon,
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    INTER-Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    65 23 K.L. Association's Visit To Ipoh (From Our Own Correspondent.* Ipoh, Aug. 4. j TttlE annual inter-Y.M.C.A. cricket match between the Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur Associations began here to-day. Scores: IPOH. Kue-i Bain b F. Moreira 42 Chrysoston cF. Moreira b Foenander 17 Dr. Moreira b Jumeaux 17 Karthigasu
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    MISS HOAHING WINS
    143 23 Queens Club Tennis Title London, Aug. 4. THE 13 year-old Chinese girl, Miss Hoahing, showed exceptional promise by winning the Queens Club "under 16" tennis championship. She los only three games m the semi-final and final.— Reuter jansz c iioeimeyer d toenanaer 12 Eazn Hock not ou
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    R.I. v. MEDICAL COLLEGE
    53 23 The cricket match between Raffles Institute and the Medical College at the R.I. ground yesterday was abandoned owing to rain. The Medical College had compiled 15 runs {or one wicket when rain stopped play. Scores: Woodhill b Fernandez 3 O. Kirn Tin not out 10 Extras
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    MALAY "PROS" PETITION
    413 23 15 PLAYERS TO BE RE-INSTATED Malaya F. A. Decision New Additions To Cup Teams (By Our Oicn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 4. THE petition of the 15 Singapore Malays to the Malaya Football Association for re-instatement has been accepted, and they will be eligible to play from
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    84 23 SARAZEN AND HAGEN I Do Badly In Canadian Golf Open Toronto, Aug. 4. THE second day of the Canadian Open j Golf championship to-day was sunny though windy. Leaders are a r follows: Armour 63. 73 -142 Melhorn 72, 73—145 Jack Littler 77, 69—146 Herman Barron 73. 73—146 Harry Cooper
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    188 23 LETTER FROM A MAN OF 90 About His Rheumatism i j He tskfl M to ex, v g, We do more than I hat Mm I on being able to write at nil a, his ape, j especially m be bas suffering Erora rheutnat n.. This is nl.ui he nye
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