Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 14 October 1934

Microfilm: NL1439
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    13 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol-2-- No 21 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1934. FIVE CENTS.
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    RETURN OF PROSPERITY TO MALAYA
    743 1 RET URN OF PROSPERITY TO MALAYA STRIKING EVIDENCE AT TEE DOCKS MAN* MORE SHIPS CALLING IN CARGO a PASSENGER TRAFFIC JAVA'S return to commercial prosperity is inj dicated by remarkable facts gathered at the ingapore docks and from steamship companies by tlaya Tribune reporter. The wharves to-day are very busy
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    TO END WAR
    45 1 Tr sns-Pacifi c Air 1 "vice Urged (B y Air Man.) Oicn Correspondent) tfahaigton, oct 4 <*?*> War ended, c" Rickenbacker, < ct«Srf° rce was credited **>-% rial combat > af*2P :;1 hs P**n*. the Federal '>^Wil'"V P^P-niiV «B l^s?SuS? Ja P^. and a repetition ot
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    GOLD RUSH
    102 1 Rich Field Found In Canada (By Air Mail.) <From Our Oivn Correspondent. Toronto, Oct. 5. MINING experts of the Ontario Provincial Government have confirmed reports of the discovery of what may prove to be the greatest gold strike m the history 01 th? world. Government engineers returned to-day
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    TERRORISTS IN HUNGARY
    238 1 Clues To Marseilles Crime Geneva, Oct. 13. h LL threac's m the "international crime" n Marseilles seem to eid to Hu igarjf, particularly to the obscure village of Yankapousta. which m really a big farm house, five miles from the YugoS.av frontier. A terrorsts' training camp there
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    WALT DISNEY'S PROMISE
    85 1 Mickey Mouse Is Going Surf Riding (By Air Mail.) 'From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 5. BEFORE long Mickey Mouse will be seen sky-larking on a Hawaiian surf-board. Walt Disney promised this to more than a thousand children m a theatre at Honolulu, while on ho'iday there.
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    YESTERDAY'S WEDDING
    307 1 Selfe-Horsford BRIDE'S CHARM INC DRESS gT. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, was the scene of a pretty wedding yesterday afternoon. Tie bridegroom was M Montague P. Selfe, of William Jacks and Co. (Malaya), Ltd. son of the late Mr. F. V. Selfe and Mrs. Selfe, of Watford Hertfordshire, and the
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    AIRPHOBIA IN EUROPE
    590 1 Cabinets Scared ARMS CENTRES IN DANGER Paris, Oct. 1 'J'HE military map of France, revised by the Hip:h Command ro meet modern war conditions, now has circled m heavy red six "power barrels" which, if ever struck by borrb would render the nation crippled and helpless. These
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    MILITARISED ITALY
    548 1 INTEGRAL PART Ob EDUCATION The Army Cult Soldier-Citizens From Age Of Eight hopes aw U expressed that the as a.~ inations of King Alexander mid ML Barthou will not lead io irny international complications, the news contained m yesterday's cables from Geneva that Italy has at once reinforced
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    CUP-HOLDERS BEATEN
    584 2 Arsenal Win 3-0 ANOTHER VICTORY FOR GRIMSBY London, Oct. K5. HP HE clash between Arsenal, the League Champions, and Manchester City, the Cup-Holders, was looked forward to with much interest, and the result of a clear victory by three goals for Arsenal indicates how determined the Champions are
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    GLASGOW CUP FINAL
    112 2 Rangers Defeated By Partick T. London, Oct. 13. IN the Glasgow Cup Final. Partick Thistle beat the Rangers at Hampden Park by one goal to nil. Keuter. BANGKOK RUGBY United Services Lose To Sports Club (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Oc*. 13. THE match between the United
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    KEEN ON FAR EAST
    529 2 Wheeler And Woolsey REASON TO REMEMBER SINGAPORE WHEELER and Woolsey, the famous RKO-Radio comedians, who visited the Orient m December last year, and who appear m a film at the Capitol this week, are nowadays keen boosters of the Far East. In a recent letter to
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    HOME RUGBY
    113 2 London. Oct. 13. The following are the results of the principal rugby matches played io-day: COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Leicestershire 19 North Midlands 5 (at Leicester). Y/arwickshire 16 East Midlands 8 (at Coventry). RUGBY UNION Klackheath 23 Newport 3 Bristol 9 Bath Cambridge Uni. 36 Old Leysians Exeter 3 p?vonport
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    CROSSWORD SOLUTION No. 42.
    142 2 ACROSS:— I. Tepid; 4. Unicycle; 10 Nose; 12. M:en; 13. Risk; 15. Apposite; 17. Mend; 19. Epos; 21. Moony; 22. Claw; 25. He; 28. Opi; 29. Cloak; 31 Lea; 33. Bye; 34. Paced; 35. Ire- 36 Yen; 39. 8.C.; 41. Po: 44. TA; 46 Ottar 43.
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    GROOM WHO WAS DISILLUSIONED
    1237 3 GROOM WHO WAS DISILLUSIONED Parents-ln-Law Sued For Dowry; interesting judgment was delivered A* M the District Judge, at £,er«onh 1* B. Gibson* EZtIV m civi case m whlcil Dinted msn named Chan Xi ued i*i parents-in-law, Mr. and f Ss Tan Hock, tor a sum of $350 ins dow'-v and
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    CLAIM DISMISSED
    195 3 Singapore Supreme Court Judgment THh hearing of the case m which Moona Kader Sultan. trading as ™L C ?r u i c Traclln Company, sued Moona Mohamed Abubukar trading as the National Trading Company was concluded m the Supreme Court' betcre Mr. Justice Pilchard on Thursday. His lordship
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    NEW MOTOR-SHIP
    317 3 Calls At Singapore On Maiden Voyage Singapore, Sunday. TO celebrate the arrival of the Norwegian motor-ship Hai Lee, on #its maiden voyage, inaugurating a regular service between Rangoon and Amoy. Musi's. Tan Quan Lee, th e local agents for the vessel, held a reception on board yesterday when
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    GERMANY AND U.S.
    33 3 Commercial Treaty To Terminate Washington. Oct. 13. /GERMANY has notified the terminavJ tion of ber unconditional Most Favoured Nation Commercial Treaty with the United States as from tome now. Reuter
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    H.M.S. TERROR WIN
    63 3 Medical College Union Fail To Score The Medical CollegE Union entertained th. HMS. Terror uiyby XV yestercav and were beaten by^ 18—0. The Terror representatives were runerfpr ail rour.rj nnd after scoring iwo tries m the first half, ore of whici; wp.s converted, added c»i jspore point
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    LARGE SEIZURE OF OPIUM
    90 3 Latest Raid By Revenue Officers Singapore. Saturday. 4 RAID organised by Officers of the Revenue Department and conducted on a house m Duxton Roac' on Sept. 21 resulted m a fairly large seizure oi opium and chandu. No arrests were made at the time ut the
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    "PRO-NOTE" CLAIM
    118 3 "PRO-NOTE CLAIM Judgment In Ipoh Court (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Oct. 12. MR. Justice Howse, m the Ipon Supreme Court, d-livered judgmen: to-day m the case m which Seer Hup Leong, rubber dealer. Kota Bharu, sought to recover from Haji Osman bi.i Majid. a sum of $13,120 alleged to
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    A GOOD SON
    194 3 Suspected Bad Character Discharged (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. Charged with being a suspect d bad character and with having no visib'.e means of subsistence, a Chinese named Lim Thiam was to-day produced before the first magistrate. Mr. F. K. Wilson The accused was arrested
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    25 3 The Yrok/Chew Public School. Singapore, are staging a concert at the Nfsv World on Nov. 20 at 3 p.m. m aid of the School Fund.
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    OPEN VERDICT
    185 3 Sequel To Accident In Singapore Singapore, Saturday. THE death of a 56-year-old Hokien, Lim Tham, formed the subject of un enquiry h:ld by the Singapore Coro- ner. Mr. W. G. Porter, to-day. The deceased expired m the General Hospital on S.pt. 29, the cause of death being subdural
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    305 3 Fall Off A Moving Trolley Bus Singapore, Saturday. An aged Chinese was knocked dow;. by a motor-car past the fourth milestone at Bukit Timah ye.sterdav. He sustained severe injuries to the head and face and a suspected fracture of both knoe. <: and ".as removed io the Tan
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    A HANDBOOK FOR HUNTERS
    246 3 Useful Information For Beginners (Vlalayan hunters, par tcularty th< youii^er men who aiv [list Laid to the sport, run now buy a verj lit tie compilation conlai i sol i of Information thej are ol It provides the beginner with a lo 1 o: data which
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    "EXPERT CHEATER"
    129 3 Sentenced To Twelve Months Imprisonment (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Luinpui. Friday. Twelve mouths hard labour lo be u>\ lowad b\ gup year', police supervision was the sentence pasted to-day by m Second Magistrate. Mr. J P. Bitfdulnh on Khoa Kirn bc'ip who wa.s <-n.tr with cheating by
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    CHINA NATIONAL DAY
    50 3 Siianghai, Oct. L 3. The Chinese m lyCanchuria celebrate Chinese National nay <o<-t km. states a late message from North ("iuna. Expect iiv; trouble. Lhe Japanese and Manchuku', took strict precauUons and tnaii-ial law was declared a( MuJcien, Changchun and several other cities. Mir Kuo Jin Pao.
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    JANNINGS O PLAY FALSTAFF.
    55 3 Bmii tannings, who was :i favourite [with the German theatre-going |Htbl« [;..besoffe h' became w«:ld fameu I film star <-f 'Vaudeville" and, "Tin Bin" Af\gel/' wil ii-.v t >\A >ii cm the B< stage LlUjs season r J Lafl m tin forthcoming produettGii ol Bha^csprave' "BenfT
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    Coining To The Local Cinemas
    1351 4 Coining To The Local Cinemas ITNREELING their endless humorous U repartee against unusual backgrounds ranging from a superlatively i ultra-chic beauty saloon to the he-man atmosphere of the auto-race tracks, is i a striking feature of "Hips. Kips, Hoo- i rpy," Bert Wheeler and Robert Wool- sey's latest musical comedy
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      295 4 WUf lk. H-d. a^JrMA RION li*s t f t.- \sfc MuSfiH Lifetime GARY Laurel m 1 o'** Robert W. Chambers' MJ I romance irfM nrnaic I roma .AMetro-Goldwyn Mayer M 1 with mopolitan Production^ m I rmMdl( J t -an Parker Directed by I iillMl. Kalharine Alexander Richard Boleslavsky V
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      101 4 T/ie World's most famous pair of Funsters Coming back m their Grandest Musical Girl Show CSUPIYOL Opening NEXT TUESDAY! ill It If **j»^jjß fcrii f wCIU ill TICS ttaSK.'mS^ ■> «W/~A s^-Ol™' 0 cheers< YOU'RE DOIN'" 1 Famous Star <;f "ROMAN" SCANDALS" It's a RADIO production made by the company
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    Men Who Make The Funny Strips
    1657 5  -  HARRY LEE Putting Life Into Their Drawings By (Author of "High Company" IF a"v one could explain why he when a fat woman falls fey sidewalk— or why a dignl- i Za «nt chasing his hat m a wind- torm invariably creates a snicker—
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    35 YEARS' SERVICE
    170 5 Medical Adviser To Red Indians Retires Vancouver, British Columbia. T^OR 35 years, Dr. Vernon Ardagh has been medical adviser to the Red Indians of British Columbia. Now he has retired at the age of 70. He was once a schoolfellow of Mr. Rudyard Kipling. They Doth attended
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    PAGEANT OF FIREMEN
    53 5 adsfjajsdf An historical pageant 11 of firemen has been held at Versailles, at which uniforms n/i-l engines, ranging from the first horse-drawn cisterns to the latest "speed" ears, paiaded through the afreets. The firemen of the Napoleon 111 era were the chief attraction of the parade. They
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    SIREN TO CALL THE FAITHFUL
    48 5 Belgrade. Moslems living m Sarajevo, Bosnia, have decided that m future the Feast of Ramazan shall be announced by a siren instead of by the tiring of cannons and guns. They intend to spend £300 on buying a huge siren for t>he purpose.
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    Life Of Princess Marina
    404 5 NO PRESENTATION AT COURT Love Of Drama And Music ORINCESS Marina, who is to be married to Prince George nexi month, is the youngest of the three daughters of Prince and Princess Nicholas of Greece and was born on November 30, 190 G. Marina's early life
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    DUNGEON SECRETS
    123 5 Belgrade. Workmen digging' a cellar on a State farm j near Pozharovatz came across walls, and underneath these a vault. Inside it th^y found 14 skeletons, tome still chained t«o the walls, while others were arranged m a neat pile on one side of the dungeon with their
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    ALL ABOUT A BULLFIGHT
    120 5 Madrid A bullfight was being helil—illegallyin the village of Gavilanes, m the province of Avila. The Civil Guard soon arnv«d and attempted to put a stop to it. The women spectators at once pTOOecdod to stone them, and m order to calm At furious women the
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    THE FOUNTAIN OUR SHORT STORY
    5343 6  - THE FOUNTAIN OUR SHORT STORY Horace Annesley Vachell OUR SHORT STORY By «JE day Sir Edward Heath came into the Gridiron Club looking ss. During luncheon, he gave i iivided attention to the spiced I f. Later, instead of huriyiHg k to chambers, as was his wont, j engaged Leo
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    Strictly Between OUrselves
    1767 7 Strictly Between OUrselves A riTE the nicest thiny said about me for h ears appeared the other day m the Guardian. Here it is" -It is fashionable m these days to publish weekly letter from a wei! -known man m whkb he discusses life m general We have examples of
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    Getting Into Hot Water: Where Malaya Needs A Clean-Up
    1997 8  - Getting Into Hot Water: Where Malaya Needs A Clean-Up C. H. Stanley-Janes Still On The Warpath pVERY time I open my mouth, as the saying goes, I seem to put my foot m it. I was pulled to pieces, m my own hearing (unbeknown to the company) for defending the
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    PHOTOGRAPHING A SUNSET
    570 9 PHOTOGRAPHING A SUNSET Our Camera Corner Beware Of UnderExposure aSE uf the most beautiful of natural subjects, and yet one of the most difficult to photograph, is a sunset. It makes a deep impression on the observer with artistic tastes and his first thought is how to preserve it. It
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    BABY KILLS SISTERS
    42 9 Toddler Slams Door Of Icebox On Girls A TWO-vpnr ni^ v Sacramento. ***** baby brother who leaned against th itn-Li YeV c han s were tom and bi™<*stamed from battering on the heavy door when they were found eventually
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    "TELL THEM MY FAULTS"
    252 9 Marie Dressler's List Plea "^HEN I am dead, Claire, I want you to tell them the truth. You know me better than anyone else, and I can trust you. Not just the nice things, remember tell them the bad ones too. I've got plenty of faults,
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    THUNDERBOLT KILLS BOY
    102 9 "End Of The World" Storm In Portugal Lisbon. A thui^erstorm. so violent that peasants ran shrieking from their houses believing that the end of the world had come, has been experienced at Arcos, Northern Portugal. The sky was lit up by lightning for more than two hours
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    EUROPE'S OLDEST WOMAN DOCTOR
    153 9 EUROPE'S OLDEST WOMAN DOCTOR How She Attained Her Success 'I*HE oldest woman doctor In Burofx recently celebrated her ninety sixty-birthday. She is Dr. Matilda Theyssen, of Bt A doctor of wide experi I v/r sixty years ap,o she was minister;. as army doctor to the s ck and ed of
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      277 9 TIGER BEER IS BEST J 'Mil II ll.[i|i i i 11-. j Which would you I j rather have A skin v hich o-ly \oqks beauif- I I i'ul, or a skin which is really 1 beautiful. BRAND TABLETS introduce a new epoch m derZ matology, because they produce an
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    1117 10 THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING r |'HEY LOOK daring and dashing— and DANGEROUS these strapless, backless, practically topless, evening gowns that have just ARRIVED m town, and even the advance guard of those who lead the Fashionable Way here HESITATED wondering if caution, as exemplified by a shoulder strap, were not
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      292 10 !l I I ,1 ■llHlHiHiil.iliilMimmil'* SWASTIKA 1 FOR I Eastern Arts And Crafts 1 NEW GOODS ARRIVED i I 1 3. ORCHARD ROAD, AMBER MANSIONS, I SINGAPORE. j I I 'I ■|iilillil|llltmill'i|Ulil|iilii|ii|.:|l!iti|iHiil: l :|..IHIi:|ll| l >llllll||l|!l|ll|ll|M|liaill!!llltll|MI<>t>:l> i M I I t 'I I I i lilt, iiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiminiiinMiinnii'.'iiiiiiiii^i-iiif'iiiitTiiinMnttTtiiiiniii.iiiiniiiii nmi i i
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      64 10 MAISON MADGE 31, STAVrOtO ROM). THONE 4227 I .a die*' Drosses, Glovos, Novelties. Girls' Frocks Boys* Suits from Vienna. Ladies' Children's Hats from AustraJia. AT very moderate PRICES. t€ M*Jge n Flower Shop Next P— f 21, Stamford Koad. Cut Flowers From Java. Wreaths, Bouquets, Presentation i Baskets, etc. Gold
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1646 11 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. ior Woman {orrespoDdent .^Evening-- Tanglin Club las: t wM*«- fofth the very latest |H*" Jst Singapore's menfolk >h.. being the 5|» BJIt L sin Moray. Meredith. P fSSi Li«UT ppal Mr Moirm?L V Taylor, were quitk^JL Bohemian Riviera standI*? &wke*wood and Mr. E. C j^donn^
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    Did you see her ?
    13 11 Did you see her Well, here she is, last week's Lady m Brown.
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    Book Of The Week
    191 11 That versatile novelist. John Buchan. who has taken time from his several vocations u.^ lawyer, soldier, man of business. Member of Parliament, and Lcrct High Commissioner of ScotLand, to write some :icc:t ana a half of books— has -jivon fio, ir. "Free Fishers," a romance m
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      428 11 ..»m« ;;i i it.it i I it.i 1 i i t l i b i r HANDICRAFTS DISPLAY I at the (iKEEN CIRCLE LIBRARIES I 15 CAPIToi. BUILDING. I Opens Monday, October 15. I Bridge Bcxcs, Scorers, etc. M.- eel- laneous coHection of Kand-dccorated Z nrticlos. Mnliiliiiiiii,! fi,j;,li!i:il!!|i'i:;|;;|M| >t i
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    Sunday tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Oct. 14, 1934. MIND AND BODY
    529 12 Sunday tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Oct. 14, 1934. MIND AND BODY COME weeks ago we suggested, as a suitable topic for conrotion on a Sunday morning, thai Hit- craze for exercise, the perpetual anxiety over keeping fit, might be overdone m a tropical country like Malaya. Sunday is the <!ay when
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    Policemen, Parsons And Privates
    1132 12  -  G. S. Hammonds WSnere The AMONG ill numerous minor vices of life, worming its way slowly and insidiously into tin- international consciousness, is the halm <>f wearing uniforms. Now iii the ordinary way there i.s nothing wrong with a uniform. It serves as a franuthrough which
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    610 12 /IOME, brothers, and let us again dip into that book of a thousand alleged new jokes. A thousand jokes all at once are something of a trial, but given m small doses perhaps you can stand it. A A SHE (awkward dancer). —This floor
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    Valuable Papers Discovered In Shark's Gullet VALUABLE PAPERS DISCOVERED
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    193 14 No. i._ Lieut.-Coi. G. C Meredith, M.C., 0.8. E. Lx'i.-lOL. G. C. Mei-erikh, MX.. 0.1>.!\,., f as been m command of j rir.-t ?>.ttaiion, S.V.C., since! cr. 3, 1928. Enrolling m "B" Co. m January, )22, he •..a-; promoted Major kfl j [arch, 1922,
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    325 14 Volunteer Notes Successful Annual Rifle Meeting (By One Of Them) The tenth annual Rifle Meeting of the Malay Company of the S.V.C. was held at Bukit Timah Rifle Range last Sunday. The meeting was v>pen to all members of "F" Company. S.V.C and the 2nd Battalion S.V.C.
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    117 14 President Roosevelt Writes To wSick Boy Ocean Ci'y, New Jersey. A letter from President Roosevelt ha:< 3taxted 12-year-old Thomas Fitzgerald on J.C road ti recovery from lockjaw. The 1,-oy wan burned by ho r tar. Ikdeveloped lock-jaw, and it was "touch-and-go" whether he was going to pull round
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    807 14 Reform Needed At The New Pier In the following Article "T.W.0." deals satirically with the matter of accommodation at the New Nfer which has been the subject of a good deal of comment. AN American writer has referred to Singapore as "a city with that certain peculiar
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    47 14 Sofia A live bomb was left m v Divotino, near here, alter the r< cent Army manoeuvres A party of little children f<.und it and bejran to play with it. Suddenly it exploded, blowing three of them to pieces and severely wounding several others.
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    1501 14  -  Richard Sidney Experiences In Many Lands (By 'i'HK whole subject of baths and bathing needs a treatise. Wbt \vould be capable of such a work I do not know. The writer's expei\dnce would have to be vast, his learn ing prodigious, and his travelling s extensive. Ferhaps
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    591 15  -  Sydney Lee |-*ja^- By (Empire And Amateur Champion) rf players realise that the retook surface ot a biUiard |iBll ot much larger than a two--51 piece--** I have hinted beThis point came into my mind JL the recent Amateur Chamjjjn
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    148 15 1 Formidable Instrument Of War" SaLso Maggiore, Palma. 1O Italian army of to-day is a perl ftttiy-equipped formidable instruct <tf or, according to Ex- King Also who Is staying at Salso Maggiore. it has revealed that he was on the ■Wteoian during the critical days ■Atoiiowed the
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    103 15 Spanish Campaign To Stop People Swearing Madrid. All persons heard swearing m the streets will be arrested— if an association, which has just been formed here, has its way. The "Cultural Association of Spanish Action for Refined Speech and Good Manners" has started an anti-blas-phemy campaign, and
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    951 16  - CONTRACT BRIDGE Horatius adsfjajsdf DESIGNING THE PLAY A COMMON mistake made >y player is that of too hurriedly adopting a plan of campaign and relying Op avoidable hazards, such as a **blind" fim ring their contract. When dummy goes down, th€ rer should contemplate I possibilities of the combined hands
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    77 16  -  Sin Wen Pao Dr. Wang Chung HueFs Views Sought Shanghai. Sept. L>|. Mr. Sun Fo, President of the Legiala tive Yuan, who arrived here from Nankhp, yesterday, called on Dr. Wang Chung Huei yesterday afternoon and views wci»« exchanged regarding the revised draft oi China's Permanent Constitution. Dr.
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    115 16 Experiment To Rear Them In Belgium Brussels. A consignment of live grouse will leave Scotland by air for Belgium shortly, if the plans or Baron fe w<T mont work satisfactorily. The Baron is at present shooting ie Scotland, and intends to dispatch Mm birds froyi there to his
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    54 16 New Chinese Issue On Nov. 1. Shanghai, Oct. The sale of the new Chinese issu> internal revenue tax stamps will cmmenc? on Ncv. 1 at various Post Offices throughout the country, m accordar with the original plans of the Mm. of Finance. The old issue will be invalid
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    219 17 OPIUM SMOKERS TO DIE adsfjajsdf Drastic Rule fh China Peking. fI TTTtf smokers who fail to heed a fl*«t warring to give up tho habit U £behe*<e d This threat is con«11 7- a proclamation by the autho""Vof Peking and Tientsin. i*j* proclamation states that no r«« will be shown
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    90 17 >o Medical Examination For Air-Race Pilots Canberra. New South Wales. Competitors m the Lci^don-Melbourne hi Race will not have to undergo the jsaal FWteral medical examinaticn 4kb they arrive at Port Darwin after M race across the world. Ttis wa.s made Ly the X'ec'.or-General of Health, Dr. Cumpttti
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    DIOCESE OF AUSTRALIA
    95 17 Sydney The Church of England will celebrate the centenary of the establishment o the Diocese of Australia here from Ma\ i 24 to June 6. 1935. The programme will include pageantry of Australian Ciiurch history and demonstrations of youth and exhi biuons cf church work. Hhe archbishop
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    SIR HUBERT WILKINS LAUGHS
    175 17 "You Are Afraid To Fly" Says A Youth Sydney. OIR Hubert Wilklns, who Is now enO gaged m an Antarctic expedition, was recently taunted by a boy m Sydney with being "afraid" to fly. '•It's no use. you're a 'squib.' You'll never be game to fly,"
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    ENGLISH BULL FIGHTER
    78 17 Travels By 'Plane To Fulfil Engagements T Madrid. Mr. Rupert Belleville, an EnglisJimai. has become an enthusiastic bull fi^btei and flies by plane to all important fixture He appeared m Pastrana, arrayed m he glory of a Toreador and very credit t..iy plated a pair of darts
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    201 17 Severe Sentences By Naz? Courts Berlin. SOME severe sentences had been passed m political trials which had been concluded here last monih. Rudolf Kuestermeie.r, a 30-year-oln scientist, editor of the "Red Shock Troop," an illegal Socialist periodical of which 40,000 copies were duplicated and distributed between Februaiy and
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    2059 19 0 I '"onsporung Association r In TrZ r T eSt Balu Pahat i** fl^« /«6 FaAe, Lp r enms Singapore AM.'sTour Ping. Pong And Basketball Results. (By "Clubman") ii— l repun 21 Association. of MngalT^' a good financial >oar which was i o £tee, live
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    148 19 Account Of Mussolini's Early Days Paris. A PORTRAIT of Signor Mussolini as i\ a youth m his twentieth year is given by an old friend of the Italian leader m the journal Excelsior. The writer is now an old locksmith of Annemasse, m French Savoy, who know
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    118 19 Dog's Transatlantic Fare Costs £40 New York. Mrs. Ottolie Gobel Moore, iieiresi of the Gobel "Frankfurter" millions, has just returned from Europe—third class. Mrs. Moore's father was the. late Mr. Adolf Gobel, the well-known meat-packer, who specialised m the preparation of the famous American "hot-dog." Mrs. Moore
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    103 19 Thief Who Has Currency Note Under His Tongue Chicago Leo Scecki hailed a policeman, poinrei .o John Gooley and shouted: "That lr.an jus: robbed me of a ten-dollar (£2) note. Gooley protested vigorously. "Thay, 1 never thaw that man before. I haven't got hith money. Thearch me.
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    1,000-YEAR-OID PARCHMENT
    42 21 Thousand-year-old imperial relics was shown at tne special exhibition to be held m me Museum at Goslar on Sept. 21. One oi tne rarest exhibits was a pa.rcnment document oi the Emperor u.ro I aating irom ihe year 937 A.D.
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    FIGHT FOR MOTHERS Wireless LTFE
    399 21 FIGHT FOR MOTHERS Wireless LTFE "Quintuplets" Doctor Tells Their Story j (From Our Own Correspondent) j London, Oct. 5. JHE doctor who helped to bring the now famous Canadian quintuplets into the world gives an official account, of his experience, m the 'Journal of the American Medical Association" The children-
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    TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME
    700 21 King And His Orchestra i i TO-DAY'S Empire wheless programme is as follows: 7.50 p.m. Big Ben. The Bernard Crook Quintet La Fringante (Fiocco, arr. O'Neill). Canzonetta. Minuet (Boccher- I mi). Clair de Lune, Passepied, (Debussy). Children's Dance, Banquet Scene (The j Miracle* (Humperdinck). Dance, Indian i
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    LOCAL BROADCASTING
    150 21 Program mes For Sunday And Monday riyn- i for 6u A and Monday at announced by Station Z.H.I Singapore, broadcasting on a wavelength of 49.2 metres are as follows: SUNDAY. 11 a.in— l.3o p.m.: Recorded Musjc. 5.30 p.m.— 7 p.m.: Relay of church service from Presbyterian Church, Singapore
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    Local Badminton Surprise
    543 22 TOURNAMENT PLAY IN THE MEN'S DOUBLES Holders Beaten Yesterday's Games Described Singapore, Saturday. THE Singapore doubles champions, Veo Kian Ann and Charlie Chua, were beaten by the era k Mayflower pair, Scan En<? Hee and Chan Chim Bock, at the Cterical Union hall m the first round
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    S.C.F.A. LEAGUE
    57 22 The following will represent the Chinese Companion Athletic Association against the Amicable Athletic Asscciation m an S.C.F.A L:ague match on Thursday at the Jalan Bssar Stadium. Yong Chin. Seng Hock, lm Peng, Chen? Hoe, Chee Kit. Chwee Chua, Seng Cheng. Tre Sian. Keng Hock. Hoi San, Peng Cher.
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    LOTUS B.P.
    57 22 The following will represent the Lotus B.P. against the Reynard B.P. "B" team m a friendly game of badminton at the former's court, 627 9, Lorong 23, Geylang. on Oct. 21: Raymond Lee. Tan Chwe? Kang, Lim Tat Tee. Chin Hock and P. P. Lim. Goh Lye Seng.
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    CRICKET
    50 22 The following will represent the Kampong Kapor cricket team m the M.F.A. Cricket League against the Minlo Roaci cricket team at Balestier Road on Sunday: Pollah, Salleh. Ibrahim, Salim. Rashid, Baba. Hashim. A. Kabalak Hussain. Mat Noor and A. D. Abdul Razik Reserves :Mingu and A. B. D. Tahir.
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    HONOURS EVEN AT HOCKEY
    367 22 Selangor Club And Chinese (By Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. OONOURS were shared m the firsi meeting for the season of the Selangor Club and the Chinese hockey teams, the game ending m a draw of 2— .a11. Originally fixed to be played on the
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    32 22 Members of the Amicable Badminton Party are r>o 4 ified that a group photograph win be taken on Saturday at 2 .m. sharp at Mr. Sin Keong Ho's residence, 24. Angus Street.
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    BADMINTON FINALS AT KLANG
    399 22 Junior And Senior Open Doubles (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. PIE Klang District Badminton Association's men's open doubles junior and senior championships came to a close on Tuesday when the finals of both tournaments were played. In the junior event Chee Thiam Chuan and
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    216 22 Ties In S.V.C. Tournament At Drill Hall The following is the draw m th S.V.C. badminton tournament whicl begins at the Drill Hall on Tuesday:Doubles: Pte L. de Souza and Pt F, Lazaroo v. Pte G. Bingh and Pc S. J. VareJla; Sgt. A. Shakoore an. Pte C.
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    MALACCA HOCKEY
    75 22 (From Ouv Own Correspondent) Malacca.. Oct. 12. Playing on the High School ground, the St. Francis Association lowered the colours of the undefeated High School by four goals to one. The game wa:very fast. The School's goal was netted b?, H M dc Souza, jr. In he .second
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    BENDEMEER A.C. BILLIARDS
    91 22 Ties m the Bcndemeer A.C. Americar. billiards handicap tournament are a' follows: Oct. 15 Tan Joo Siang— 7s v. Koh Ho: Khoon— Bo, Oct. 16 Seah Peng Howe— If v. Tan Jui Ngah 100, Oct. 17 Gan Hock Chye 100 v. Lee Pens Hwee (scr.), Oct. 18
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    STATE PLAYER INJURED
    59 22 (From Our Own Correspondent) S:remban. Oct. 11. L. Stork. the Stats and the Negri Colts hockey player, met with c nasty motor-cycle accident yesterday m front of the Borneo Motors. He wa; immediately taken to hospital by Mi Pechioni. manager cf Borneo Motcrs. and it was later
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    107 22 The follow'ng are further re uH i of ies m the Malacca badminton chai oionships: JUNIOR SINGLES: -Yoo!, J p O v '^•eat Tong Hoc Kbnc 15—7. IS 12; "TheUadnral beai Yon^ Moh Pow io :o JUNIOR DOUBLES: -Ygug (Jl.i Tan Quee Hoc lo«< to Ciiona Sions Joon
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    LOCAL GOLF
    50 22 The Sngapore Oolf Club comoei will be played on Saturday and Bui da: Ocv. 20 and 21, and members wl turn, the sixteen best scores \v 11 < v •o piay for the "Vade Cup." The usual monthly mixed fotrsomf* competition will be held on Sunday aftei noon,
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    Penalty Kick Has To Be Taken Three Times
    712 22 Penalty Kick Has To Be Taken Three Times Thompson Cup Soccer Nearly Leads To Team Leavhin f (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. AN atmosphere of dissatisfaction was created m the Thompson Cup inter-school semi-final on the Padang this afternoon through Uie ordering, by the referee, of a penalty
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    LALL SINGH SAILS FOR INDIA
    256 22 Hopes To Realise His Greatest Ambition ALL Singh, the Malayan cricketer ha returned to India to complete Ills residential qualifications to enable him o play for All-India, if selected m th< coming 1936 season against the M.C.C. 11l an interview h~ said: "I am not
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      112 22 Assets exceed $12,000,000, Assurance m force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. V lncorporated ia the Straits Settlemeuta). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. 1 LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. j The Company has £29,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and
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      115 22 Noted Actress Slain I Whil< dozens wutchrt i lead ng lady of a musical cor fa ally \vr < mystiocd M wj? ol flu shot r;>iPA i theatre. Sec this amazing crime re-eiiictt] 1 "Journal oi a Crime," the next rtj at the Pavilion Theatre, star*!*] t Chatterton. Adolphe M
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    Dead Heat At Kuala Lumpur Races
    980 23 last Day Of The Autumn Meeting Car wren's $142: Big Sweep Record: Huge Double Tote Dividends from Our Our. Reporter; Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. -gg outstanding features of toI day's racing at Kuala Lumpur the high (H^nds paid on the ,*e and the sweeps. The
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    COUPLE POISONED
    65 23 Believed To Have Taken Lysol. Singapore, Saturday. Believe: 1 to have taken lysol, a middle-aged Chinese and a woman, said uc be his Wife*, were found lying- dead m a house at Lorong 30, Geylang Road. about 11 o'clock this morning when the ambulance arrived m answer to
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    FLYWEIGHT TITLE BOUT TO-NIGHT
    300 23 Roberts Confident TWO, MAIN EVENTS AT GREAT WORLD lif R. Nai Kirn Lin's protege. Brown Roberts, is very confident ol beating Little Lewis for the Malayan flyweight title to be decided at the Great World Arena to-night. The fight is over 12 three-mini:'. rounds, which is
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    SELANGOR WIN AT HOCKEY
    83 23 Negri Beaten At Seremban (From Our Own Correspondent. Seiemban, Saturday. IN the inter-State hockey fixture here to-day. Selangor beat Negri Sembilan by 4 2. The visitors were unpromising. Except for a short spell early m the gam 2 exchanges were i'airly even. Grenier (2*. Dr. Yzelman
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    STATE RUGBY
    103 23 Perak Easily Beat The Negri (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Saturday. PERAK beat Negri S'mbilan at rugby to-day for the Farleigh Robertson Trophy by 24 points to 3. Perak were superior all round. Bell scored the first try for Perak and Rex kicked a penalty goal. Pummell added
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    SELANGOR BADMINTON
    93 23 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. IN the final of the Selangor open ladies' doubles championship final played here to-day, Miss Betty Ho and Miss Dorothy Low retained their tit'^ by beating Miss- Chan Kofi Neong and Miss Tan Kirn Lvi, 15 XI, 15—8. In the Boy
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    SINGAPORE WIN AT RUGBY
    856 23 JOHORE BEATEN 20 NIL Yesterday's Gtnie Only One Oi Six Tries Converted IN the presence oi" a large crow..!, 1 which included H.E. the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. Andrew Cald.ecott, Singapore defeated Johore at rugby yesterda 1' on the padang by 20 points (a koal
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    COULD NOT DRESS HERSELF
    57 23 COULD NOT DRESS HERSELF Nsuritis In I, s km ari ;i real ben fit for I elf Bomettm e», mi I i tak- Km pain ha i I i nded by that d I fii w.v > take it. am 60 P, 1 I mpt4 mof < II t!' umj
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      12 24 The Sunday Tribune PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OC J ÜBER 14, 193-1 :x'ts
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      London's New Safety Plan For Pedestrians
      160 24 re the safety of pedestrians at busy London traiTic crossings chains are being erected to prevent people ilng the road at places other than where safety lanps are laid down. Phc?o shows "safety chains" m Trafalgar Square. rhe wedding at Bath Abbey, Bath, of
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