Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 18 November 1934

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    12 1 The Sunday Tribune yoTsp^^ 2e SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1934. FIVE CENTS.
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    Siamese Royalty Depressed By Tragedies
    629 1 plans Shattered By Deaths FEELING THE COLD Friendly AttitudeOf British People i FATALISTIC dep ession was partly the cause of :he recent abdication of the King of Siam, according to our London ccrre pondent. The immeliate cause was a di r !erence of opinion with
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    HOW SINGAPORE FIGHTS THE OPIUM CURSE
    333 1 C™A has decided to crush the opium evil mi n six years. igapore there has been an TO movement for many f!r\ an(l jroocl work has been ll Prooairaiula and the addicts. s«t has made a to the Singa-Ant-Opium Society. r initti!L? leeti n
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    Co-operation Of Canton & Nanking Joint Crusking Of Reds
    374 1 Co-operation Of Canton Nanking Joint Crusking Of Reds Nanking koint Crushing Of Reds (Hongkong, Nov. 17. L t:o-operation between anton and Nanking m offensive against the n Reds seems to be h\ at last. :omplete and early victory )ected. i the object of placing the between Hvo fires, Gen. Tsi
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    WEDDINGS IN SINGAPORE
    545 1 Two Yesterday MR. L. V. TAYLOR MISS BARTON SINGAPORE was the scene of two interesting weddings \esterday afternoon, one at St. Andrew's Cathedral and the other at the Presbyterian At 'be caihedrrl the bridegroom was Mr. Leslie Vivian Taylor, of U^e Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd.. who is
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    " SPEED " SHIPS FOR FAR EAST
    130 1 SPEED SHIPS FOR FAR EAST Destroyer Flotilla Leaves (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent. i London, Nov. 5. THE Ist Destroyer Flotilla, containing some of the fas.esi ships m the British Navy, capable of a spesd of more than 38 knots, have left their home ports :oi the China
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    BACK BADGE CUP
    104 1 Good Shooting By "B" Co. THE Back Badge Cup, presented by the Gloucester Regiment during their period of service m Singapore for competition m the Singapore Volunteer Corps, has been won by "B" t ßifle Company >. commanded by Captain The cup is awarded for g?nerai all-round
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    SEAPLANE SERVICE
    91 1 For Malaya, Siam, India And Burma (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent.) Rangoon, Nov. 2. THE Irrawaddy Flotilla Company, i owners of an extensive fleet of river steamers and agents for Imperial Airways, have registered a new company to operate air services by seaplane between Burmah, Siam,
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    JAPANESE AIR LINE
    29 1  -  Min Kuo Jih Pao Shanghai, Nov. 17. The Japanese have organised an air service between Manchukuo and Japan and South America. The project is, presumably, to
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    "WAR" IN THE CHANNEL
    444 1 NAVY FIGHT MR FORCE 3 Day "Battle 1 For Possession Of (By Air Mail {From Our Own Correspond n.U London, Nov. nOR three days "war" has beefl f going (»n m the Channel, and a great battle has taken place between the Navy and he Air
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    THE CHIEF SCOUT'S VISIT
    675 2 Due This Week PREPARATIONS AT Xl ALA LUMPUR (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. LORD Baden-Powell, the head of the Scouting movement, is due m Malaya this week. He arriveby the P. and "Corfu" and will disembark at Penang. The Chief Scout is accompanied by
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    65 2 Mr. M. Ameen Akbar. who has been associated with the Boy Scout movement m Selangor s nee 1909, and was awarded the Medal ot Merit (the Boy Scouts' V.C> m 1930. Mr. Akbar. who is Assistant District Commissioner. Selangor, is also District Rover Leader of Rover Scouts. By profession a
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    HINDU GIRL AS WITNESS
    380 2 "1 Love Him And He Loves Me {From Our Own Correspondent Johorc Bahru. Nov. 16. THE story of an assault on a labourer m the Town Board. Johore Bahru, alleged to have been commuted on I account of a love affair with a Hindu giri; who
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    USED CRIMINAL FORCL
    64 2 Singapore, Saturday. Convicted on a charge of using criminal force, a Chinese, Tan Ah Liang was I fined $50 or, m default, two months' rigorous imprisonment by the District Judge, Mr. H- A. Fo-Ter. to-day. The complainant was a woman of '.he same nationality and the offence
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    18 2 Mr. C. T. Middleton, M.C.S., has been appointed Collector of Land Revenue 1 and Police Magistrate. Malacca, l
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    BOYS' BRIGADE
    369 2 Inspection By The Scout Commissioner Singapore, Saturday. THE Boys' Brigade. Second Singapore Company, held their third annual inspection ac the Kampong Kapor Church Kail yesterday. Mr. F. C. Sands, M.8.E., Scout Commissioner for Malaya, was the inspecting officer. The Rsv. Goh Hood Keng, the chaplain, was unfortunately unable
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    MOSQUITO BUSES
    199 2 I^sue Of Abolition Notice To Owners Municipal Committee No. 1 has approve i the issue by ihe Registrar of Vehicles of notices to owners cf existhv;--bv:.?■••u on suburban routes that no mod-M T Fc.A buses will b? licenced to ply fo; hire after July 31, 1935. and time
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    169 2 European Warder Sustains Fractured Leg A Chinese met with a machinery accident m Havolock Road yesterday, crushing three finger tips on the left hand. He was removed to the General Hospital. Two Hokiens were stabbed by another m Kampong Giang Thye yesterday. One sus a ned an incited
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    BULB HORN NOT ESSENTIAL
    50 2 It has been agrerd by Municipal CommUter Nc 1 that motor traders should be iniormed that m future, on registration of a ear, the provision of a buio horn will not b? insisted upon, provided the electric horn is toned down sufficiently not to cause annoyance.
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    34 2 ■> -•Mr. L. B. Gibson, M.C.S., ha.-: beori seconded for service under the Government of Trengganu. Op. returning from leave. Mr. J w. Hair c; has been re-appointed a Justice of ihe Peaoi» for Singapore.
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    MAGISTRATE WANTS EXPERT
    500 2 Sequel To Collision WOMAN DRIVER CHARGED I Singapore, Sunday. jl/f R. C. 11. Whitton, the Fourth Magistrate, decided to call ex- I pert evidence on the braking powers j of a car at the conclusion of the case against Mrs. Yolande Gate*, who is j charged with
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    LATE MR. E. PEREIRA
    165 2 Member Of The R.A.F. Local Staff Singapore. Friday. The death occurred m the early hours of this morning at his residence. Geylang, of Mr. Edward Alexander Pereira. the youngest of the twelve children of the late Mr. John Pereira, formerly of the local staff of the
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    GAMBLERS FINED
    61 2 Singapore Saturday. Two Jews, two Tamils and an Indian I Mohammedan were fined each $3 by the j Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Gric^i :o-day i on pleadinß auilty to a charge of gam- Ing m public. A sixth accused, a 16-year old Jew, was discharged. For a similar
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    GAMBLERS FINED
    162 2 Raid On A Hous£ m Craig Road Singapore. Sunday. •THIRTEEN Hokien Chinese were proI duced m the Third Police Court, before Mr. J. M. Brander, yesterd morning on a charge of pl&yiiig m, a common gambling house m Craig Road on Friday night. Five of the accused claimed
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    TRAGIC DEATH OF SWEEP WINNER
    340 2 Car Overturns VERDICT AT THE INQUEST (Bj Aii- Kail) (From Our Own Correspondent) l- >ndon, Nov. g. AN inouest was held yesterday on the I 9dy of Mr. Fram is Heinrich Oehlers, a barrister, 23 year* old. of Inverness Mews, Bayswater W who died from
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      108 2 VESSELS ARRIVED Anshun, British, 1.869 ions, from Hongkong 16-11, to Hongkong and China 20-11. Hervar, Norwegian. 761 tons, from Bangkok 16-11, to Bangkok 19-11. H.T. Somersetshire, British, 5,924 tons, .from Southampton 16-11, to Hongkong 16-11. Bencruachan, British, 3,750 tons, from Middlesborough 16-11, to Koh-Sichang 17-11. Op tsn Noort, Dutch, 3,566
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    Dresses Seen At Bukit Timah
    506 3 Dresses Seen At Bukit Timah Describe*! By Our Woman Correspondent Hi Governor, Sir Shenton .>. and 1 -;ut\ Thomas a:i<l were among the rac< Bukit Timah yesterday to lay of the November meet>torm and generally eather did n»t m ;-.n\ the crowds who throe graauVuuuis. Lady Thorn;;Ing m a black
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    STRONG POSITION OF THE GOLD BLOC
    249 3 STRONG PO SIT ION OF THE GOLD BLOC Support Given By l\ S. Monetary Policy London, Kov. 17. p ITE repealed and confident proD sies of it.s •mminent disintegraCOld E 11 !..<!. .-.lVthe International Banking N'u^.oer. t it points ou: that the American bboq has playcci an apcrec^abio pare m
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    FIGHTING IN JEHOL
    44 3 Shanghai. Nov. 17. Chinese volunteers have again beactive m the north-east of China. j«o reported that they inflicted heavy J?J* on the Japanese forces m th< ,'7 iCt °f Kirung and Ulan m Jehol. n recent conflict.— Mm Kuo Jih Pao.
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    79 3 v^! V L Major F c Ve who has been •£r I B ngade Major. F.MS. VolunS force, m succession to Capt. CaldJ;;\ one of the few ranker officers to Svl ce n Staff College. He mined the SJ!? 1 R egiment m November. 1917. f err f r over
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    EXCITEMENT IN INDIA
    170 3 EXCITEMENT IN INDIA Select Committee Report And Elections New Delhi. Nov. 17. INDIANS are awaiting with excitc- meat, tinged with anxiety, the pubIks on en Thursday ci the report of he Select Committee on constitutional reforms. The {arc '.:ct.:c:v arc being fought largely m view of the Unpeiidins repon. The
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    AIR RACE SEQUEL
    122 3 Competitors Protest Dismissed Melbourne. Nov. 17. THE protest catered by Squadron Leader' D E Stodart against the timm;; m the Air Race has been dismissed. Squadron Leader D. E. Stodart and Mr X G Stodan flew the Airspeea Couri r A.5.5 m the Air Race. "On reaching
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    20 3 The SS iS.> A. will hold v commiuo meeting on Monday. Nov. 26, m thSingapore Exchange Room at 5 p.m.
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    20 3 The Singapore St. Andrew's Socief will hold a dinner and ball at th Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday. Nov. 30.
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    FAMOUS SCULPTOR
    154 3 Death Of Mr. Charles Sargsant Jagger London. Nov. )G. THE death is announced of Mr. Charles Sargeant Jagger M.c A.R.A.. the well-knowjn scultHor.— Router. Charles Sargeant Jagger y/as born m Yorkshire In 1885. H e was educated at I i Sheffield and the Royal College of Arts, j
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    MUNICIPAL ACTIONS
    210 3 The Removal Of In><witary Huts Singapore Municipal Committee No. 2 took the following action at a meeting held on Nov. 9: Agreed to service of notices for the removal, m sections, of insanitary huts at corner of Grove and Geylang Roads. Agreed, subject to the sanction of the
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    THE COMMISSIONERS
    111 3 Eight Automatically Retire Xcxt Month Ijhe following eight Municipal Commissioners, who have been longest m I effice, retre on Dec. 31. m accordance I with Sections 11 and 14 of the Muni- cipal Ordinance: Mr. \V. Bartky. M.8.E.. (President), .Mr. J. B. WcsLcrhoyt. Dr. Cheon i C:\q? Hai
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    HOME RUGBY
    160 3 London. Nov. 17. The following are the results of the principal rugby matches played to-day. Cheshire 22 Cumberland (a'u Birkenhead). Leicestershire Notts., Lines,, and Derby is (at Leicester). Northumberland 3' Lancashire 23; j u<t ICewoaatle). Yorkshire 9 Durham I" (at Oih'.y). piackhcath 3 Cambridge Uni. Devonpost Servi<\s 4
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    JAPANESE CHARGED
    55 3 JAPANESE CH ARGED Singapore, Saturday; I A Japanese, I. Nakashima, appeared ,LofQre the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Giips, to-dfv. on a charge of cheauiv/ eompuuioi m reipeqj of a cheque for i SjOO. The accused claimed trial and the case j was nx-d fpr Noy. 24. cash bail m Nhe
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    PREMIER AND U.S. DELEGATES
    35 3 London. MOV. 17. The Prime Minister and Miss MacDcnald entertained ihe AmerJcan naval delegation to luniiiipon a f Chequers today The. naval Jiscubaions came at a standstill over the week-end.-- Router,
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    16 3 Ml N. L. Alexander has been appointed Assistant a&ifct Judge fox Singapore. Penang and Malacca. I
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    19 3 I Pakir Mohuideen Sahib b:u Syed Ahmad Sahib has been appointed a 1 Kaihi for ihc Settlement of Singapore.
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    ARRESTED IN PAWN SHOP
    273 3 Went To Pledge His Own Watch (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. A CHINESE named Loh Ah Kwai appeared before the First Magistn'o, Mr. F. K. Wilson, on a charge of bsing found m possession of a pocket j waich valued at $7, suspected to
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    AMERICAN ARTIST
    99 3 Death Of Mr. Bryson Burroughs New York. Nov. 16. THE death is announced of the artist, M. Bryson Burroughs.—Renter. Bryson Burroughs was born at Hyde Park. Massachusetts, on Sept. 8. 1860 After a general education h^ sm lip at the Art Students' League. New York. where he won
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    37 3 Mr. H. a. Hushes Hallett. M.C.S.. ha.-; been rj>pointed to act as Assistant Secie- tary to the High Commissioner. 4<:li lul. 11l I I I 111 I, li I I I. I I II 111 1.1 II
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    MELBOURNE GOLF TOURNAMENT
    69 3 Americans Win Leading Places Melbourne. Nov. 17. JIMMY Thompson, the American professional, won the £1.000 Meibcu. Centenary open golf champion with an aggregate of 283 over 72 boles. Leo Diegei, United States, wa., s icond with 289 and Sarazen. United SLai Edward Naismilh. Victoria, third place with
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    ARSENALS THIRD DEFEAT
    602 3 Clip-Hold ni-;i!)|)oiilt MANY HPMIING IlhSl'l.TS don, 17. TO-DAYS Kirs! i)i .ijiks ,r. I lii English Foo4 ball League pni ided resul s i ha< mo UH expected. Tin biggi firiHe (i«" !ca« of ***** laJ on vn prouwi A itoa YY: id ■■■•:'.I l« three, this I-
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    Coming To The Local Cinemas
    866 4 Coming To The Local Cinemas GRAND Canary," A. J. Cronin's bestselling novel, serves as Warner Baxter's second starring vehicle, opening this week at the Pavilion Theatre. Preview reports from the coast indicate that Baxter has the strongest dramatic and romantic role of his career. Madge Evans has the romantic feminine
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    "His Insolence" Of Buckingham
    5907 5  -  Rafael Sabatini 9 H SHORT STORY i i iiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii iii i i i i By 7 -as Insolence incarnate. Jwjre the day when, a mere counlad his singular good '.ooks had m at ?ntion of Kins Jame.i ■CEriousiy parnal to good-looking -jSmd tod earn d him
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      4 5 TIGER BEER is best
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    MUST LEARN TO DANCE
    72 6 Red Army commanders (commissioned officers i must henceforth all learn how to fox trot and waltz, by special order of their commander-in-chief, Kiem Voroshiloff. In former days the Red Army commanders were not even supposed to go to the hotels which had dancing floors, let a
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1683 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES yR. St. John Ervine has been writing under the title "What Are You Worth?", and m good a subject as any other. In fact it is better than most topics, for everyone is interested m his own salary and t k salaries of other people. The newspapers
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    After The Speeches: A Word To All Sections
    1069 8  -  C. H. Stanley -Jones Administrators Require A Convincing Case Two Demands Of The Local Communities ITPON the arrival of new Governors m Singapore it has been customary lo have many speeches and addresses, mostly flattering and always full of promises, on both
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    ARCTIC RESCUE
    166 8 Symphony Composed By Vasilenko Helsingors. fIN "Arctic Symphony" has been comJ\ posed by Vasilenko, the famous Russian musician, to immortalise the rescue of the 100 men, women and children who were marooned on Siberian ice floes when the Soviet exploration steamer, Chelyuskin, sank last February. The composer claims
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    GAS FROM THE GROUND
    69 8 Budapest Natural gas said to be sufficient to supply the whole c<ty of Budapest has been discovered at Oerszentmiklos, near to the capital The Municipality, together with the State, will continue the boring of the well and the sinkng of new shafts at other nearby places
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    THE WASHING OF PRINTS
    514 9 Our Camera Corner Process That Is Often Scamped ris strange how often the amateur photographer will take the greatest care with the exposure and development of negatives and even with the production of what would be perfect prints, only to spoil the complete success of his
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    NO DANCING FOR STUDENTS?
    27 9 NO DANCING FOR STUDENTS Visits To Shanghai Cabarets Shanghai, Oct. 31. mi a 6 P m hp e(? t0 their respective school! -China^es" 8 c next semesto-
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    SILENT WARS?
    43 9 Stockholm. Wars are to be less "noisy" if the invention of a Swede turns out a success He has produced a gun which, he claims, makes no sound when it is firerj. The Swedish naval authorities are testing the "silent gun."
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    CANTON AIR FORCE
    224 9 Efficiency To Be Improved Canton, Nov. 2 r) Improve the efficiency of the Canton Air Force, the First Group Army has despatched four officers to the United States to study wireless telegraphy, especially between an aerial squadron m action and ground troops. The radio unit of the
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    CAPABLE OF GROWING
    67 9 Cotton Seeds 3,000 Years Old Moscow. Cotton seeds more than 3,000 years old have been found m the ruins of a castle m the valley of the Zavershan river, m Tadjikistan. Examination has shown that these seeds are capable of producing cotton as good as that grown
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    FINGERPRINTS
    106 9 Odds Against Probability Of Doubles Montreal, Quebec. TWO people with identical fingerprints could be discovered only once m 2.000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, 000,000,000,000.000,000 centuries. This is the odds Dr. Fontaine, Canada's most famous criminologist, has worked out against "doubles" m fingerprints. "Within this trifling number of years," he says, "it would be
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    STABBED BY HIS WIFE
    154 9 Clerk Who Preferred Playing Dominoes To Gointf Home Prague. A woman entered a cafe at Olomoue, m Moravia, and walked up to a srmul table where a game of dominoes was lr« progress. She told the man sitting there, wivi was playing with two women, to
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    MAN SWALLOWS OWN TEETH
    62 9 Berlin. A workman of Heckingen, South Germany, has been nearly bitten to death by his own teeth. While eating his supper, two of his ceeth came loose and he swallowed them. Immediately, the man began to suffocate. He was rushed to hospital, where an operation revealed
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    "DEVIL'S ISLAND" IN AMERICA
    192 9 Agitation Against Cesspool Sar. Francisco. THE building of an impregnable prison fortress on Alcatraz Island "America's Devil's Island" m San Francisco Bay has aroused furious protests from the people of San Francisco. Public agitation against it is being organised for San Francisco citizens say that they
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    MUST BE HEROIC
    128 9 Role That Girls Must Play In Nazi Germany Cologne. Nazis need "heroic" wives, according to Fraulein Trude Mohr, chief of trje Nazi Women's organisation. Describing the role that girls musi i play m Nazi Germany m a w^relers talk here she said. "If we want to build
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    FINE COLONISTS AND EXPLORERS
    304 9 Duke Of York's Tribute To The Scots •By Air Mail' (Frrm Out Oicn Correspondent > THE Scott.' fine qualities as colonists and explorers were praised by the Duke ol York. piv. iding at a dinner m connection with the celebration ot the jubilee of the Royal
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    1258 10 I PVEJIYONE is running around these days with little scraps of paper, j Christmas shopping lists, and a generally harrassed look so it's a boon to drop into SWASTIKA where there's an air of general peace and QUIET and a profusion of lovely things to choose
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    1297 11 A Woman Peeps At Singapore By Our Woman Correspondent iROW'DS surged into Raffles lasi Saturday for the Poppy Day Ball. Just a' v > :ime when everyone begins to mtt »erry, old time songs were playett r*B orchestra and everybody simply to join m with the choruses, which great fun
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    GREEN CIRCLE LIBRARY
    77 11 15, Capitol Building, Singapore. Latest Books Just Received: Hftw Like an Angel A. (J. Macdonnei! The K nights of Selsby Paul Williams The Thin Man Dashiell Ham m eft A Pin to see a Pcepshow F. Tcnn\son Jese£ Six Plays Collected Authors For the Defence Dr. Thorndike
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Nov. 18, 1934 ATTRACTING THE VISITOR
    581 12 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Nov. 18, 1 9 34 ATTRACTING THE VISITOR A\ KSTTOB from Australia baa been telling the writer how agiveably surprised he has been m the citj oi Singapore. lit fba returning home alter a world lour and expected to find here provincial town with i -riling
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    Send Em AH Home In Balloons
    1083 12  -  G. S. Hammonds Fa€6(d WiA A Dilemma I IF any proof were needed of the oft-repeat ed assertion that the world is moving ahead, thai proof has been supplied by the suggestion contained m the report of the Plymouth Committee that civil servants should
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    720 12  -  Horatius II LET me start to-day for the benefit of i tnose who do not read Ballyhoo by quoting what is recorded concerning one. of the "Hot Sports of History," the a ell- known Samson. QPORTING records abound with ac- 3 counts of Samson's
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    Amzaing Story Of Death Threat To English Judge
    1550 13 *YOU WILL BE SHOT DEAD TO-NIGHT POISON PEN CAMPAIGN Alleged Writer Committed For Trial (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 7. I ETTEUS threatening death to various people, including k Injustice MacKinnon, who presided at a murder trial a t Staffordshire Assizes, were
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    SOBRIETY TESTS TO STOP
    313 13 Inquiry Into Their Legality (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 7. THE present t'sts of sobriety used oy the police are likely to be stopped shortly by order of the Home Office. An inquiry into their legality and propriety is now going on. i There is no
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    DEATH EMBRACE DRAMA
    673 13 Double Tragedy STORY OF SUICIDE PACT (By Air Mail) London. Nov. 7. AFTER listening to i renuafakto story which had its basis a double tragedy m a Bristol home, the coroner for that city, Ifr. A. h. Barker, turned to the jury and re marked: Fortunately we
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    The Women Bagers at the Motor Show.
    30 14 "As for some years past, the most remarkable feature of the motor show was the number of inquiries of women." A MOTOR CORRESPONDENT.
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    AIR MINISTRY AND CIVIL FLYING
    793 14 Lessons Of The Great Race <By Air Mail). London, Oct. 30. DESPITE the magnificent triumph of Scott and Campbell Black, flying their specially designed D. H. Comet m the great air race to Melbourne, the fact remains that British civil aviation lags far behind that
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    100 YEARS AT THE OLD BAILEY
    376 14 Empire's Greatest Court •By Air Mail) London, Oct. 30, THE Old Bailey, tha popular name oi the Central Criminal Court, celebrates its Centenary on Wednescay In the morning there will be a grea\ gathering of those connected with the administration of criminal Justice m
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    "LIFE THAT COST £3"
    105 14 "LIFE THAT COST £3" Peasant's Epitaph For Dead Calf Sofia. Th° epitaph on n newly-dug grave by he Skobclovo-Tchirpan highway, Bulgaria, aroused such suspic on that the 'ocnl authorities decided to open, the grave. It lead "Here lies a life that cost £3." With due ceremony, the police removed the
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    SICK BED EFFORT
    85 14 21-Year-Old Girl's Bridge Design Accepted Minneapolis, Minnesota, A 21-year-old girl student at th.? University of Minnesota, who will not receive her degree m engineering until next June, has had her design accepted for a new £400.000 bridge to be built across the Missouri Rivei at Omaha, Nebraska.
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    QUEEN'S GIFT
    82 14 Leather Handbag To Settlers' Fete Grahamstown, Cape Province. A leather handbag from Her Majest> the Queen is included m the 500 gilts sent from England to the 1820 Settler's Fete, to be held here. The Queen's secretary, Captain Chichester, m a letter to the organiser, Mrs. R. H.
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    EDUCATION DIRECTOR
    64 14 Englishman Appointed In Cyprus Nicosia. Cyprus. An Englishman, Mr. A. P. Sloman. has been appointed Cyprus'*, first DirreI tor of Secondary School Education. He will receive a salary of £400 a year. Mr. Sloman has for many years been co-director of the Gymnasium of Speiso. 1 Greece. There
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    HONEYMOON LAND
    63 14 Italy's Cheap Railway Fares For Newly-Weds Rome. Italy has become a honeymoon land. More than 2.000 couples lrom Great Britain and abroad have .spent theii honeymoons m Italy since July. 1932 when the Italian authorities first staned special cheap raiiway Eares fo newly-weds. During this period, a total
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    CITY INVADED BY RATS
    155 14 Moscow Wants A Pj C(J Moscov A GHI Ul n u> tatei im i ''v I heti great numbers of these a 2 the which are threatening LJ L, dnu^ menace a and small annr. Ulig b^QJ They have grown so boid ar.n hardened that they
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      273 14 %^^^^^^^^^S. si helping him NOW!" \^Bp?^^¥lf^^^^^^^ &y y Von wiU find food for thoU B nt ln the following letter sent I P riz e Bourn-vita, which I have taken every night since it '^^^^j^^^^^^^^^K y^ vas put on tile niarket The fat lna < >t was made by you
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    Gallery Of S.V.C. Officers
    137 15 Gallery Of S.V. C. Officer s |AJOR F. H. Robinson, Officer Commanding the Singapore ompany, R.E. (v) has had ■yyaursoi military experience m lie first joined the Singapore kai Eugineer Volunteer Corp i sapper and became Second jfltenant m 1916. From thea dJaiuary, 1920, he was attache/, life H.-t Company,
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    BREAD CONTROL
    82 15 Plan Of Nazi Food Authorities Berlin. control for the whole, of Ger«>™emplated by the Nazi food JJJSS- according to the "HamJwmdenblau." Plan, it is said, will be three J'JJJRng t he introduction of stan™2?>s and qualities for loaves. -?-*es, and a uniform sales riis- aop profit margin Pjan,
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    TOO CHEAP TROUSERS
    84 15 *W Betrayed By Low Price Ventiniiulia. Italy. CSVn^'o 1 6d a P ai r." i 'fcuSrt L gnor Anidor o Baroni. *2l££«J n the naarketplace. here an eager throng of eman thit^ng that the.' W* really too cheap. ouc<ti O ned 3* fed h C0 o nfe^ed
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    VIXED EXCHANGE RATE
    53 15 "Bair For British Tourists ilsjw Lausanra VfcSW^ hk,°l exchange for fcT>Ve sl l p tee Hotel Managers. W 4l Weil ne morandum to the S^.'ourk?? l^' 11 h^ damage; *2> Sn traffic the fluctul%l i^on7K hat at 'he beginning JS*^ Kf €^tefor the whole 1 w^ nxe
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    WAVES OF LUCK
    161 15 Both Motorboat And Engine Won By Same Man Stockholm. At a lottery m which the first prize was a motorboa: without engine and one of the other prizes an outboard motor, these two lots were both won by a man who had just sold his motorboat and
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    HERMIT TORTURED
    65 15 Gangsters' Attempt To Get His Reputed Treasure Vinita, Oklahoma. A hermit has been attacked bytaree men near here, who tortured him tc make him reveal where his reputed treasure was hidden. They first bound the 61-year-old man to a tree and shot him through the Palms of his
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    "SIMPLY DEPLORABLE'
    92 15 L.ondor. -Our stamps are simply dc^oraWe. except for the early ones ana I think the half-crown ones." said Mr .Fran* Emr.nuel. the Presicent of the Soc ~iy ,f r.nnhic Art at the opening of thfc Po, G Office C Art'ciub's exhibition Mr. Emanuel said no was one of
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    ALLEGED POSE AS DOCTOR
    443 15 Woman's Account Of An Examination (By Air Mail.) London, Oct. 30. WOMAN'S account of an ex^ mination which, she alleged, she underwent figured In the evidence called when James McGuipan 42 manipulative surgeon, formerly or Gloucester-place, W., was before the Marylebone magistrate yesterday. He was charged
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    JOY RIDE BUREAU
    133 15 Week-Ends Into The Country For Non-Motorists Munich. A young typist of Munich has opened a "joy-ride" bureau, to supplement he. income. Every week-end, she argues, many motorists drive out into the country fo excursions and picnics with one or two vacant seats m their cars. And every
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    EARTH BECOMING FLAT?
    82 15 I Geographical Experiments In Yugoslavia I Belgrade. A dozen Yugoslav students led by a professor of surveying have* spent two I months m measuring that portion of j the 45th parallel which runs through Yugoslavia. The data obtained, together with similar data from other lands through which
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    COMPULSORY GAS MASKS
    84 15 For Every Adult And Child In Turkey Istanbul. I Every man, women and child m Turkey must shortly own a gas mask— by order of the authorities. The Government have called for tenders for the construction of a factory here where gas masks of the latest pattern
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    HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME
    404 15  -  D. M. Greig Tennis Hints No. 24 By THE Chop shot is played by drawing your racquet downwards as you play the ball. The effect of this is to lessen the speed of the ball through the air and to make it hang on the:
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      106 15 (Sunday Tribune Copyright.) "MUSCULAR" ARMS Loaded With Packets Of Saccharine Prague. A man approached the Czechoslovak frontier from the Austrian side, and came to the passport and customs station at Dolni Temnov. His papers were m order; and by passing his hands over the man's pockets the customs officer satisfied
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    1869 16 POLICE OFFICERS' ALLEGATIONS Strange Incidents "VERY BOHEMIAN" I PEOPLE (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 7. AMAZING stories of scenes at a West-end club were told at the O)d Bailey at a trial m which 22 people were concerned. I Police officers alleged that when they
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    759 17 CONTRACT BY "Horatius" BRIDGE AVOIDING REMOTE DANGER BERY fre'iu^ntly, when a man has f failed io make his contract be- j gge of a freakish distribution, you 1& hear him deplore the bad luckfinch has upset all his calculations. gut quite iften the apparently unfertunate player has himself to feint.
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    323 17 Details Of Abbey Service (By Air Mail). T® main outlines of the marriage serJr c or :he Duk(x of Kent and Prin- j On iL^ lna at Westminster Abb?y 29 have been settled. j J*j*re ha "c been several conferences -JB.^st rev; days about ;he. service. ;Wu«e of
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    181 17 Pat On The Back For G.P.O. And U.S. Post Office 1 Washington, The G.P.O. and the United States Po I Office appear marvels of efficiency «o Mrs. Edith M- Spamon, of Salt Lai:: City. For 20 years she has been writing a weekly letter to her sistea
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    69 17 Winston Churchill Gives Her A j Plot On His Own Estate m Winston ChurcWU ch l^WU's f 1 1 ome mm ci>a rt woU Mancv. Westerham. Westerham Parish Council bad etc- She ,hc"oforc received notice to quit. Now th- Council have received a tetteT from Mr. Churchill
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    146 17 Philosophers Who Wcr Too Polite Prague DR. J. Emler, Director ol the Prague University Library, went to fli2 philosophical congress at Warsaw i with Professor Bartoii, of Turin. The two scholars met m the train at i Prague. They found each other feiiidreu i spirits, and soon
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    NELSON'S BABY CLOTHES
    122 17 Presented To Royal United Service Museum A Bet of baby clothes used by Nelson has been presented to the Royal Unite 1 Servlc: Museum. The set include what is believed to I be his first shirt. Some of the articles^ including tw tiny bonnets, are of the
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    Open Ping-Pong Championship Reviewed
    1338 18 Open Ping- Pong Championship Reviewed Open Singles Tournament Follows Inter-Club Championship Aitong Old Boy Creates A Great Surprise Remarkably High Standard Of Play Singapore's Bright Inter-State Prospects To Retain Last Year's Unbeaten Record? Office-Bearers Of The Straits Chinese Benevolent Institution Of Klang Nearly All Re-Elected (By "Clubman") REVIEWING the play,
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      195 18 I LIfTLE p S MODERN DESIGNS IN COLOURED GLASS V IS Dj GL74O j 1 ■nl s I s /I i /La i J 8 840 j The extra heavy bottoms of these vases make tnem particularly suitable for use m open bungalows, height 10 inches. Vase No. 8/840, Colours:
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    2081 19 k;djkdffdgd fUt JHUer.Ot Uon, Sin N am And Raia p^^ tf-^, M -c«* c Chenn phm m A. S. Samuel ,u or c.ajah Notes (By "Dragon") Special to the "Sunday Tribune.') By T. N. C > 10 inter-State triangular badmin--1 ton tournament which was playAg
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    470 19 British Doctors And Reported Discovery 'By Air M I ASTOUNDING ciu.ia. are made for I new :;.pc of :u tficial blood which Is reported to have be< n discovered m an American laboratory, write Mr. a. P Luscombo Whvio m r ondon (MOOT. j The "blood" is composed
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    138 20 f!\ults up till yesterday morning ?tam named first): MALAYA CUP. .fohorp 3; Singapore. TABLE dF FRIEXDLIES. P. W L. F. A. P s. S»n-apor- 4 4 0 72 19 8 Selangnr 5 4 1 58 25 8 V Sen ices 4 2 2 30 46 4 Perak 6
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    497 20  -  K.O. (By SPECIAL attention is drawn to Mr. C. A. Bell's giant programme to be presented at the New World Arena on Friday, Nov. 23. The three Filipino boxers, Friday's Max Santos. Kid Leyte and Speed Great Patro will all light on the
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      43 20 TIDE TABLE To-day: 8.17 am, 9 p.m. To-morrow: 8.55 a.m.. 955 fM Tuesday: 9.32 a.m., 10 45 pm Wednesday: 10.06 a.m.. 11 -28 N" Thursday: 10.37 a.m., Friday: 0.08 a.m., 1109 a.m Saturday: 0.45 am.. 11.43 a.m Sunday: 1.22 am 12 18 pm
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    DANISH TENNIS PLAYER
    379 21 It,fnationalJn Exhibition 1# Matches '^aaun h»d the I .Ml -Ut the 'flub l*3t wee* jl* r Ma-f ar^- Those U*J?L||" themselves of p. n-:unity I iX lef; the coi oughly imM uU tht lU"sL ten 'iirab Ma local condia round dis«L» is not one Maier*a l*l^^ hard
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    SELANGOR NOTES
    147 21 Hockey Player Transf en cd To Singapore 'From Our Oxen Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday week Mr H r c a a?ev Pl T r ft"** 8 the The air-minded will have an odW the Kuala Lumpur FlyinCluo on Sunday from 10 an r am. to noon and from
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    JOHORE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP
    197 21 Semi-Final Stage Has Been Reached (From Our Own Correspcndent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 16. THE semi-final stage has been reached m the Johore Badminton Associajtion's State championship tournament being held m Johore Bahm. On Thursday the junior singles and an inter-club event were played off and to-day four
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    S. C. R. C. TENNIS
    141 21 Finals To Be Played This Morning TI7EATHER permitting, the finals m I if SCRC. open invitation tennis tournanrnt will played this mornj ing beginning at 9 30. Competitors who wish to find out iurther particulars about their ties ar^ reques:ed to get m touch with
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    GRAN CHACO DISPUTE
    78 21 Bolivian Regiments Decimated Geneva, Nov. 17. QIMULTANEOUSLY with the announceij ment, the League Commission for a settlement of the Gran Chaco dispute sat till early m the morning. They did not complete their task and will be resuming work later. To-day came an official claim of a
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    Book of the Week
    336 21 M ISS E H YOUNG'S readers 3 lfl will not b 3 surprised to hear h [3 that "THE CURATE'S WIFE" U 3 Is the Dahlia Rendall whose Lg rfl earlie history was sketched out Cj fO m "Jenny Wren." The Ren- Fn p dalls* father,
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      355 21 DRIVES HIMSELF TO WORK AT 82 And Still Plays A Littlt Golf Uuw many of us. when ire are 82, will I be the equal m health ;,nd ;.r i\ity of this vigorous old Scottish engineer? In a letter he says: "I arrived hen from Sent land on the Tth
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      251 21 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME Reginald King's Light Orchestra TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows: 3.20 p.m.: Big Ben. A Religious Service.* From Westminster Abbey 4.05 p.m.: Sports Talk* (Greenwich Time Signal at 4.20 p.m.>. 4.20 p.m.: A Recital by Chief Os-ke-Non-Ton Baritone i. Nancy Phillips Violin >. Millicent Silver
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      77 21 from Old Parish and St. Paul's Church. Gakishl< 4.03 a.m.: Weekly Newsletter. 4.20 a.m.: The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra. Conductor, Richard Austin. Relayed from The Pavilion Bournemouth. 5.35 a.m.: Part Songs by Elgar. Wireless Singers. Conductor Leslie Woodgate. 6.20 a.m.: Big Ben. A Scoltisn R gious Service*. 7.05 a.m.: Talk: "The
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    Malacca's First Inter-State Hockey Win Over Singapore
    408 22 HEAVY GROUND CONDITIONS i Singapore Slower KEENLY-CONTESTED GAME AFTER a hard game umler adverse wind conditions, Malacca bea Singapore l-o m the inter-State I hockey gamti on khe SJL€. ground vest' This is Malacca's first victory ove* Singapore m any inter-State game. The
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    FREE FIGHTS & THEN HANDSHAKES
    253 22 FREE FIGHTS THEN HANDSHAKES Scenes At JaCs Soccer Match Jaffna, Nov. 5. A FREE fight took place during a semi-final of the Jaffna schools football championship, which drew a rrowd of about 3,000 people to the Jaffna Schools Sports Association ground on the esplanade on Saturday. Hartley College, Pt. Pedro,
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    WAS IT AN EXCHANGE?
    69 22 While the transfer of J. R. Richardson from Newcastle United to Huddersfield Town came as a surprise on Tyneside the deal was mi-: ttd when Newcastle secured the centre-forward, from the Ilud!«1 liul*. H may be that il was jusi the completion <• a transaction m
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    13 22 Another winning mount of Kirwan October, which was first m the second event.
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    SELANGOR HOCKEY
    237 22 Another State Trial On Tuesday i From Our Ow7i Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. PELANGORS hockey players will have 3 another S:ate trial on the Kuala Lumpur Padang next Tuesday, preparatory to the selection of the team to go to Prnang the following Saturday. Selangor share with Singapore the
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    DISLIKES TENNIS
    172 22 Suzanne Lenglen's Heresy In Regard To The Sport "For my part I do not like tennis." was the surprising statement that Mile. Suzanne Lenglen made to a woman correspondent. ."I am the enejiiy of all specialisation j In sport." she explained- "The inten- sive training and the strain
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    CHELSEA'S "CATCH"
    99 22 Acquisition Of Harnsley's Right Winger THAT Chelsea have been on the look-out for wingmen has been known for some" ■:me. and the result was the transfer of j Richard Spence from Barnsley to fill the outside right, position. The fee was m the region of £4.000. As iht*
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    WATSON'S CENTURY RUN
    81 22 A powerful figure m the Blackpool defence continues to hr Philip Watson, tho j sturdy Scottish centre half-back and Qua lof the team's ever-present players. l!t- has never missed a match since Blacl"- poo! secured him from Hamilton Academi,>.i! m February, 1932, and now has a run
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    SINGAPORE BOXING
    202 22 Poor House At Benefit Show OWING to the threatening weather, only a small crowd gathered tor the programme of boxing at the New World on Friday. This was a great pity, for it was a charity show, organised on behalf of the dependents of Joseph Thunderfcice, who died
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    WORLD TITLE
    35 22 Olin Wins Light- Heavy Championship New York, Nov. 17. JJOH Olin (New York) won the world's light-heavyweight boxing championship to-day, outpointing the holder, Maxie Rosebloom, m a poor and uneventful fifteen-round bout. Reuter.
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    REFEREES AT VARIANCE
    194 22 When A Player Leaves The Field And Returns Law 12 of the Association Football Code has been geti-ing a lot of publicity infScotland. Even the referees are at variance. What all the discussion is abou,- beates me i (writes Jonathan Oldbuck m Sporting Chronicle), for the law
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    A PAYING GAME
    85 22 Big Gates For Preston North End First 1 Division football is paying Preston North End handsomely a fitting: rejojnder ti- local t-iit its who declared last season that, the club did not want promotion. The average "gate" at the first throe h >me matches was 27,000, and
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    VASS CHAMPION AGAIN
    771 22 Badminton FLirv THRILLING MATCH IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Saturday. THE final m the open singles badminion championship has io:--nore of its glamour of previous years. There was a large gathering of enthusiasts, including visitor from Malacca and several ladies when E. J. Vass (Diehard) faced Seah Eng Hee
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    JOHORE BEATEN
    127 22 Combined Services Win By 13-4 TIIK Combined Services beat Johore m the Malaya Cup con: petition yesterday at Johore Bahru by V,\ points (two goafc and a try) to tour points (a dropped goat). The ground was very wet, there being many pools of water and play was
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    BIRMINGHAM'S HALF-BACK
    64 22 The attempt to make an outside rigl Stoker, Birmingham's accomplished right ha l". was a failure. His dribbling powers are so great that many vere of the upiiwy 'hr. he might develop into a skilf-il ferwjuti. But as a half-back he is right In the tori class, and
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    PROMPTNESS PAYS
    62 22 Aston Villa thought tco loag over the transfer of C. \Y. Jon?.--, »f Wiv^riam. the result being .hut George Liddcil, of Biimingham. got his signatan Ths Villa were quite ftizvc to Jones's merits, but officials who don't act promptly m tnati«?rs of this kind arc liable to be
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    MALAYA CUP RUGBY.
    195 22 LOSEUS i.:.AU kl R 17. pSEAJ latch erior sid< deserved their win. Penang pi a well oombj^ "■<' and van lead\vy by 8-(i at half-time. first half Reed scored the fir* I try but Harper failed to convert Thea Hajoie scored a try and Ir.gham cor" verted.
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    Rain Mars Opening Of Singapore Race Meeting
    3506 23 HANY UPSETS AND POPULIR WINS i THAINEB LOGLE SADDLES 3 WINNERS j GOLDEN STAR UNSEATS JOCKEY HAVES AND FINISHES FOURTH ;llg several events muiv.u the opening of the three-day ember Singapore race.- ye *terday and rendered a heavy go- ill. Quite a large
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    NATIONAL BADMINTON PARTY
    37 23 The National Badminton Party wil! I meet the Early Dawn Badminton Party on the letter's court m River Valley Road, to-day at 2.30 p.m.. m a match of five singles and two mixed doubles.
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    SELANGOR BEATEN AT SEREMBAN
    154 23 IN INTER STATE RUGGER Goiil And Try To A Try VISITORS WERE FIRST TO SCORE front Our Own Ccrretpond&U) S remban, Saturday. r^UK N T egri-14alacca combined iitt--4 i U Setaogor a< rugfer he.ie. to-day by eight points (a goal and a try) to thiw points
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    K.L. RUGGER
    53 23 Chinese Beat Combined Rest XV (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala launpur. Saturday. There was no major sport at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon, the only event being a rugby game, played m tiafi )iaUi<<> of a trial, between the Chinese and the Combined Rest. The Chines? won by one
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      254 23 Colds, Influenza, Infection b y tdkmg The Ccrm-ktllmg Throat Tablet At all Chemists and Stoics SELANGOR TURF CLUB NOVEMBER AMATEUR 1934 RACK MEETIM;. FRIDAY. 30th NOVEMBER SATURDAY, J>t DECEMIiiJR, HUI. Starting at 2.30 p.m. each day. ENTRIES close at 4.00 p.m. on MONDAY, 3#tb NO\ KMblAi |H34. UNLIMITED SWEEPS:— One
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      Finishes At Yesterday's Races
      165 24 exciting finish of the second race. October (the further of the two horses in the front, Kirwan up) \Von the event irom Aureate <Msyo^ bv a abort head and Oratorious (X Donnelly) finished third, a neck behind Aureate. Fourth was Miss Sardis (Whalan). fifth Wampum (E.
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