Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 25 November 1934

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    Masthead
    15 1 The Sunday Tribune v'S-No 27 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1934. FIVE CENTS The Sunday Tribune
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    Malava And The Great Racial Struggle
    905 1 Sat ions Fight For Existence CHALLENGE OF RUSSIA AND JAPAN Singapore Busiest City In The East (Special To The Sunday Tribune). ■A GREAT struggle for racial and market supremacy" was the manner m which a noted journalist, economist and world-traveller summed up current events
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    RICH MAN'S DASH TO LONDON
    216 1 Business Hustle LINER, MOTORBOAT AND PLANE (By Air Mail) 'From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. 12. A LINER, a fast motor launch and an aeroplane played their part m a rich American's race against time to keep an important business appointment m London. The American
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    STEPS COLLAPSE
    66 1 Chinese Student Killed In London fßy Air Mail.") (From Our Otvn Correspondent > London, Nov. 14. RJfR. Tsung Fu Fung a 39-year-f| o'd Chinese who r-cently cam" to England to study engineering, has been killed m an extraordinary accident m London. He was walking down the s'on^ steps
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    DINDINGS BILL PASSED
    294 1 No Further Outbursts In Parliament (By Air Mail.) (From Our Oicn Correspondent) London, Nov. 14. THE Secretary, for the Colonies. Sir Philip Cunlifle-Listtr. had a large scale map of the Malay States with him m the Hou k or Commons when the Dindings Agreem r nt Bill
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    ROYAL WEDDING
    311 1 Princess Will Say "Obey" (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 12. PRINCESS Marina will say "obey when she ma^ies the Duke of K^nt on Nov. 29. Tlvs is one of the po n's m the Order of Service, which hcus just ben issued from Westminster
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    Across The World & Back In Eight Days
    211 1 Across The World Back In Eight Days London \ov 7 "Vl R l fr\ r is ho z Li t ut O. Catncart-Jones described his record 13-day flight with Mr. Kenneth Waller from England m Aiittm&lifl and U*c\< land to Austialia and back when speaking at a City Carl ton
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    SINGAPORE FOR A FIVER
    163 1 Mr. L> Gammans' Lecture London, Nov. 14. LONDON master builders, who have made fortunes since the war out of land m the outer suburbs, were mercifully not invited to a lecture at the Cosham Brotherhood, Hants., by Mr. Leonnard Gammans, who has recently r"turned from Malaya.
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    AGREED PRICE OF RUBBER
    556 1 COMPROMISE ,WITl: DUTCH Fourpence Gold i Market Conditions Improve r (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent. London, Nov. 14. I i IJOTWITHSTANDINC latest concessions to th 3 Dutch, the rubber scheme \b "very much m wing". Th's view expressed m a dealers' circular is accented
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    Indebtedness Of Clerks In Malaya
    1254 2 Indebtedness Of Clerks In Malaya Keen T>ehate "By Straits Chinese Students Singapore, Saturday. I 1 AN intc-restinir *l*U on th,. que S i tion of indebtedness of clerks by members of the Chinese Christian Aaaociation was held OH Thur.s- a__ f. 4f .m da > at lh( hwtitute Haft Prinsep
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    MALAYA HOUSE VISITORS
    50 2 (Frcvi Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 7. j Visitors to Malaya House this week include: Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilks, Mrs 1 C. F. Foot, G. C. Mada, J. C. McEvett I A. S. W. Slatin, D. J. Hargreave. W. L R Cnrhonell C J X Bovell
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    OUTSIDER WINS AT MANCHESTER
    157 2 Result Of November Handicap London. Nov. 24. THE Manchester November Handicap which was run at Manchester today over one mile four furlongs resulted as follows: Pip-Emma (E. Smith) 1 Jesmond Dene (Cliff Richards) 2 Free Fare (H. Wragg) 3 Twenty-nine ran. Won by V/ 2 lengths,
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    S.C.R.C. DINNER LAST NIGHT
    309 2 Happy Gathering At G. H. Cafe Singapore. Sunday. I BOUT sixty happy people of ali communities gathered at the G. H. Cafe last night, the occasion bcigg the Srs: dinner to celebrate the Inauguration of an open tennis tournament by the Straits Chinese Recreation Club. Much
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    FIRST ROUND OF F.A. CUP
    308 2 FIRST ROUND OF F. A. CUP Interesting Results SOI THEM) SCORES TEN GOALS udott, Nov. jj THK lii- t round m the English y Cup was played to day and I viding Bom< interesting reauttg. Thirty four matches wtce •m<i of these five were dra* Coventry, who stand third m
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      139 2 ROSSWORD SOLUTION No. 45 ACROSS.— 1. Crumpy; 5. Do; 7. So: 8. Aiibi; 9. Ego; 11. Colt; 13. Wad; 14. Lenity; 16. Seel; 18. An; 19. Eke; 20. See; 21. Tale; 22. Say; 23. Straw; 24. Fiy; 25. Eas; 27. Mya; 28. To; 31. Fag; 33. Urge; 36. Irony; 37.
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    The Bishop Of Singapore Returns
    823 3 IWORKINXi FOR NEW SYNOD Special Interview WIDER FIKLD FOR THE CHIRCH igapore, Saturday. k BKHIHT future was predicted A for the Church m Malaya by U Rev. B. C. Roberts, the £fc>. -mgapore. who vetuvnei ■rom leave yesterday by the CortV. w interview with the
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    INTRUDER DRESSED IN BLACK
    219 3 IN TRUDER DRESSED IN BLACK Convicted Of Criminal Trespass Singapore, Saturday WHEN a Malay, Ahmad bin Dollah WM sentenced by the Second MagisUatc (Mr. n. Grice) to-day to oi auys rigorous imprisonment on a'charci of criminal trespass. a rather unusual A^u Wa ?hr nfOlde e by the complainant -hu h
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    INDIAN ELECTIONS
    82 3 Present State Of Parties Bombay, Nov. 24 WITH fourteen results outstanding, the present state of the parties m the election for the LegisKii i\v Assembly is Congress 47. Muhiviya Nationalises i eight. Mushm Unity Board four, Indians Commerce three, Europeans eight and Muslim League Landholders and Independents 20.
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    THE PAVILION
    94 3 .Opening Of "Littie Man What Now?' r«ROWDFD houses a. ftM performances: i, ai the Pavilion ?e. terday witness the merrir.ji of rh- m rrMing Uni•/ctsal success, "little Map. What tfowT" The f.'iii. which features M:\rgaro: Suiiavo.r. and Douglasj Mon jconsry, if 1 described as one c. the creates!
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    CHEATING CHARGE
    47 3 Singapore. Saturday. Arrested on a charge of cheating m respect of a cheque for $100. a Japanese, T. Nakashima. made a second appearance before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N" Grice > co-day. The ca^e was postponed until Dec. 1, the accused being on bail of $500.
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL RESULTS
    414 3 Sunderland Checked CUP-HOLDERS WIN CLOSE GAME London, Nov. 24. QUNDERLAND, who had becfi consolidating their position at the top of the League Table, received i a big surprise when on their own ground they were defeated by West Bromwich Albion after a hard fcaWfc by the only
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    NO SHORTAGE OF LABOUR
    166 3 Perak District Planters' Association (Front Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Saturday. THERE is no labour shortage m Central Perak sUted Mr. J. S. Ferguson chairman at an extraordinary general meeting to-day of the Central Perak District Planters' Association, at which new rules were passed. Out of 20.000
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    HOME RUGBY
    154 3 London. Nov. 2 The following are the results of the principal rugby matches played to-day: Cheshire 6 Yorkshire 14 Birkenhca'J. ♦Cumberland 3 Lancashire SI at Ke ulal. ♦Dui-hani lv Northumberland 5 I at BLiydon. East MidlanrN 41 North Midlands 0 a; Northampton. Warwickshire 14 Lt k-esti'rshire 5 at
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    FEMININE FASHION AT THE RACES
    879 3 FEMININE FASHION A T THE RACES Notes By Our IVonum Correspondent i i j i 1 i > I7ESTERDAY, the last day of the NovI ember Meeting, proved the bos; from the weather standpoint and the graittistands at Bukit Timah were packed with enthusiastic racegoers. Probably because there have been
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    JAPAN'S DEMANDS
    62 3 Toivyo. Nov. 'J4. A Foreign Office spoKLoiKf;:. qu6s- I.mod Tl- i; Presp coniciencc. declared bJrci* Japan's demand for nava. squaUty Wcis based on the prestige of Japan's trrowkig importance m world politics and I the national demand for a Ptimplete sense of The Foreign Minister will make a
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    SIR WALLIS BUDGE
    70 3 The death is announced ol n.' Egyptologist. Sir Wallis Budge. Khutor. Sir Ernest A Wallis Budge was Etcoper of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquittro, j British Museum, from 1893 to 1024. flint j was a corresponding member al" U/Academy of Science. Lisbon A member of the American Historical
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    Coming To The Local Cinemas
    799 4 n ki I A NX of the laigest ancl mosL s s ect G] \j acular settings ever built for a Cj motion picture was measured m X terms of a ihousandth of p.n inch. This Dj I is the great glass and cellophane set
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      86 4 SEASON EXTENDED! 8 Everyone enthusiastic about this I great comedy thriller! Ask anyone 1 s who has seen it! 3 ALHAMBRA TO-DAY 3.15 6.15 9.15 1 Warner Bros, mighty monarch of <he S •;eas! Truly a5O million dollar show. R Made only by Lhe full co-operation of I Navy! The
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    The Path Of Exile
    6536 8  -  Rafael Sabatini WJK SHORT KTHPy i "'•■''■''•i«iii.ii..i.ii m, lllll!, By gggßT-WRAPPED m his cloak against the icy whips of the black night, a portly gentleman, I advanced m years, picked his car** ully down the wet, slippery yL of the jetty by the light of a
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    DARING DAYLIGHT BURGLARY
    62 9 Madras. Nov. 13. A daring burglary It reported tt haw been committed m a house m Rova \:zitxb )n broad daylight when the m 1 mates were away. Property worth Rs. 1000 was removed i^oh :e aie n r i 1 f 1 s r t 1
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    Strictly Between Ourselves
    1620 11 ivAV by uay we ut-iuine more democratic. Now even the Royal Enclosure at Bukit Timah seems to have gone. Strange how if you mark a few chairs •Private" or "Keep Out," everybody wants on those chairs and no others. Mark an enclosure "Committee and we are all
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    PRINCE OF WALES
    83 12 To Be Grand Master Mason (From Our Own Correspondent) THE Prince of Wales is to be Grand I Master Mason of Scotland m 1936. in^ Bicentenary year of the Grand Lodge of Scotland. The '^efJtion was made at the quarterlv Communication of Grand Lodg' m Edinburgh on
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    TREASURE IN A RAG-BAG
    136 12 226-Year-Old Violin For Hlinfl Musicians (From Our Own Correspondent) London. JMov. Z. A 225-year-old violin of rare, make and beaut.y has been found m a rag-bag StufTtd with odds-and-er-ds which had Oc?n sent to the National Institute for ;ho Blind, London. Experts have, decided that it
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    Will The Singapore Base Be Attacked?
    1078 12  -  C.H. Stanley-Jones Competition For Malayan Market I Comtnonsense On War I Possibilities THE alarmists are at it again. Wherever you go you meet people who say that Singapore is certain to be involved m 10«r <<T,, m, ,ir xt i "Its coming! The Washington
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    METERS WILL SAVE YOU MONEY
    491 13 C Camera Corner \mazing Variations In Lighting (BY "REFLEX") tfTRICTLY speaking, m writing this h article I a*n repeating some of taCts which have been given •iJriousiy- But, m conversation a visitor the other day, I was surprised at the genera] misconion m regard to
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    REPRODUCING MODELS
    152 13 Wonderful Work Of War Disabled Men (From Out Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 6. Ain^nl nd f try r and a ver y fascinat»k has been developed by men Wa? h,,7 e diSabkd durin S the Gw" 5» a b Uving° Ure SUU "etenntatd to *&&£\s?E£. tSSSt garden£ Examples
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    DANGERS OF "QUACK" MEDICINES AN ELEMENT IN WAR CREATION
    715 13 DANGERS OF "QUACK" MEDICINES AN ELEMENT IN WAR CREATION R.C.S. On Need For Control Of Sale (By Air Mail) f Frrm Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 5. THE dangers that may result from the uncontrolled sale of "quack" medicines are emphasised in a report which has been prepared by the
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    STREET DIN TEST
    130 13 Tramcars The Noisiest Vehicle (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 2. »TRAMCARS are th e noisiest vehicle. I This is shown by tests carried oat m a London street by Prof :ssor A. M. Low, the well-known scientist. An audiometer, with which various sounds were records, showed
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    TRAMPLED TO DEATH
    46 13 Four Coolies, Including Three Women Madras, Nov. 12. I An Alleppey message says that four coolies, includ'ng three women, were trampled to death by a rogue elephair which entered a cardamom estate at Khayanapara on Sunday night. Three others were seriously injured. I
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    NEW GOVT. BUILDINGS FOR EDINBURGH
    216 13 To Be Erected On Site Of Old Calton Gaol < By Air Maih (From Our Own Correspondent Edinburgh. Oct. 31 AT the foot of the Calton Hill, on the site of the old Calton Gaol which was demolished a few years a£<>. Edinburgh is to
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    BOMB POUND IN LAHORE
    108 13 Diaholical Device Near Newspaper Ofiiro Lahore, Nov IX A bomb about itu stes p| coconut, believed to bo df a dahgeitms type, I tour.c o-dav It b refuse can n ar lite I office of "Civil and Military J The t^clice are vigorously UivesUgatj ing. There
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      1011 14 ILL WEEK we've been dashing around like MAD, making lists of the presents a man would pick out for HIMSELF if asked, and we've found loads of things we never would have thought of UNAIDED, and at all prices from one dollar up. Making three GROUPS, below ten dollars, around
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore
    1519 15 A Woman Peeps At Singapore By Our Woman Correspondent -HE Race Night Ball at Raffles last urcia: crowded as usual. y .;a and Mai pr< ented uome r »giety tlev ;ot urns and we:, enthus a a ally received. We but as they JnTboth pretty u::ci dance equally well dHßit
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    106 16 Tan HienK Siong nee Wee Chia passt .tway peacefully, at her residence No. 13, rumal Road, otF Race Course Road, ilfajpnore on Saturday, the J4th instant &45 a.ni a 'he age of 52 yt-ar-. Sht' behind <>r>»- son, Tan Seng Hwee i fas i'- 's^r Ki:m alias
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    Sunday Tribune Singapore: Sunday, Nov. 25. 1934. THE CHIEF SCOUT
    573 16 Sunday Tribune Singapore: Sunday, Nov. 25. 1934. THE CHIEF SCOUT (SELDOM dOM Malaya have the op port unity of welcoming so great i personality at is now in our midst i Lord Baden-PtowcH, head of the Scouts and Girl Guides. H^ known the world ovei as the Chief Seoul, to
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    Some Tips On How To Get Rich Quickly
    1190 16  -  G. S. Hammonds Amid Wait Foir THERE comes a time m the life of every average man when he sits back and begins to wonder exactly where all this is leadiny to. H<- started life forty or, fifty years a#o with a
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    621 16  -  Horatius II I'VE had so much trouble with the lawyers over the money, that I almost wish my husband hadn't died." M A MAN entered an animal dealer's r\ shop and said to the owner, "Didn't you tell me that dog you sold me
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    Bodies Of Two Women Exhumed In Britain
    906 17 BISBAND CHARGED WITH MURDER ORGANS REMOVED AND EXAMINED Wile Who Was Burned To Death North Wales Excited By Sensational Arrest (By Air Mail) I j i i London, Nov. 14. [X widely different parts of the kingdom, the bodies of two women were
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    24 17 H.R.H. the Duke oi Gloucester (back to camera, on right), taking the salute on landing at Fremantle Australia, recently, during his tour of Australia
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    JEAN HARLOW SURPRISE
    651 17 Mystery Of Second Husband's Fate (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 14. JEAN Harlow, the glamorous plati-num-haired film star, is again m the limelight. She has announced ler intention to seek a divorce from ler third husband, Mr. Hal Rosson, and iow the tragedy of her second hu.s3and,
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    CONDEMNED WIFE TO APPEAL
    720 17 A Special Room TOUCHING LETTER TO FATHER (By Air Mail) London. Nov. J J. AFTER consultation with counsel who appeared for the defence vi the trial at Lincolnshire Aasteefl i I Mrs. Ethel Lillie Major, I^. con\ of the murder of her husband, Arthur Major. M,
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    TOWN RUINED BY PEACE
    145 18 Inhabitants Seek Solace In Drugs Belgrade This is the story of the town that habf" n ruined by peace. llefore and during thi War Bitolj (shown M Mounter on wartime maps) was a great centre. It had 80.009 m- i habitants, its shops thrived, gt n'ght
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    DIAL NO. 23 00 00
    131 18 Correct Time Given Over The Telephone Stockholm. Any telephone subscriber m Stockholm who wants to know the correct time has only to dial the number 23 00 00 and over the line will come the hour, the minutes and the \iearest ten seconds. No telephone
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    BAFFLED BROTHERS
    118 18 1 Cannot Speak Each Other's Language Vicenza, Italy. Two brothers had not met for twenty years. Mario Galiotto had lived m (jermany since the outbreak of the Great War. but he had, always retained a great affection for his brother Gino and He decided to visit him at
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    NO FOOD SHORTAGE
    135 18 Russia's Satisfactory Grain Harvest Moscow The grain crops have been harvested on a total area of 80,41 i,U»:O hectares Oi)8,(HtI,000 acres), being equivalent io the fulfilment of i) 8 per cent, of the official plan tor ihe whole country, according 1 to official ligures giving the posit;on
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    "CANADA'S SHERLOCK HOLMES"
    389 18 Victim Of Bomb And Acid Attacks i Vancouver (British Colombia). FIVE times this year attempts havo been made on the life of Inspector J.F.C.B. Vance, chief of the Vancouver Police Bureau of Science and wideiy known as "Canada's Sherlock Holmes" and each time he has had remarka
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    MISS R. E. WALLACE
    126 18 Death Of One Of London's Oldest Matrons London. Oct. 22. Fifteen thousand soldiers scattered throughout the British Empire knew J and admired Miss R. E. Wallace matron of Dulwich Hospital for 24 yean; who djpd at the hospital during the week-end. During the War she was
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    SWORD UNEARTHED
    43 18  -  Shun Pao i Tientsin, Nov. S. j A unique V*ae and an ancient sword Monpinjr t« ihe Tang Dynasty, have been I «J»eaftbed by a fanner in Cnaohsien near Tientsin The- find wiU be sent to Ac too*! -tthwl ear exniDi<-ion.-
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    SAFE MOTHERHOOD MEASURES
    930 18 Ministerial Action V1G0ROIS SPEECH H\ MR. BALDWIN (i>; A.r Mail) 'Fr<m Otu Own ("•>/ r-?sp<mdenl) London, Nov. 6. (SWEEPING measures t 0 maliC motherhood safe for th* women of Great Britain are being contemplated. The Ministry of Health has already taken fresh steps to combat the maternal
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      87 18 After Baby Week and jjjr"* s s Mothers Week ft is surely W f M^SPf f U u Tf^ not too much to suggest W&-'%&1 WIEIBhEp^ W\wV^ i J^^-/ v u 2r. noi 100 mucn 10 su^esi K^^^T?^ allowance ck*ld \fL/fSjf (i that one day at least be se^ p'^^'
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    Gallery Of S. V. C. Officers
    146 19 Gallery Of S. V. C. Officers NO. 6.-CAPTAIN A. p. GOLDMAN fAriAiX A. P. Goldman, 0.C.. "A (Machine-gun) Company Ist. Battalion, S.S.V.F., is one *of th jwagsst company commanders re Xaiaya, having attained that notion at the age of 31, three years ago. He is the senior captain on the
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    MORE SPEED IN THE AIR
    424 19 Aviation Development By Big Powers London. Nov. 7. JGfiER speed is to be ths keynote of ««t «mton developments through- •J the world. Jjwt of the leading air Powers are for- JJrrJJf Pkns an-J buildin.-' machines tv both commercial i»nd m litary I and it
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    GRACE DARLING ANNIVERSARY
    268 19 Oak Trees In Every Port Of The Empire (By Air Mail). •> r the 119 th anniversary of Grace \jl Darling's birthday —Nov. 24 —an oak tree is to b? planted bssid: ths River Thames m Battersea Park. Lou»c:i, by the Grace Darling L ague. The tree
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    VOLUNTEER YEAR BOOK
    315 19 Excellent Magazine Just! Issued THE S.S.V.F. Year Book for 1934-35. which has long been eagerly awaited by Volunteers who have had their appetites whetted by periodical revola- uons of the type of matter contained m the magazine, has just been placed on the market, and ho will
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    OVERSEAS DELEGATES
    97 19 Informal Meetings At Nanking Nanking, Nov. 8. More than 40 Overseas Chinese, representing the Kuomintang Party branches m various parts cf the world who reurning to China during the las': few weeks t o a'*end the Fif:h Na ional Kuorcintang Concress, are now m Nanking 1 The Central
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    DANCES BY PRETTY NUNS
    204 20  - DANCES BY PRETTY NUNS Chen Pao Swatow Scenes FORMER MODERN GIRLS Swatow, Nov. 7. YOUNG and attractive nuns, who are believed to have once been "modern tfirls," are branching out m their profession and reaping a hand- ome income on top of the alms which they receive at the doors
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    "BEST MAN" RETIRES
    140 20 Last Professional Master Of Ceremonies Budapest. THE las- of the professional "best men" of Debrecen has retired. His name is Mihaly Bence. The professional "best men" knew all the traditions of a wedding on the grand scale, and kept ancien- customs alive. They helped the head of
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    SKIPPED AT AGE OF 90
    118 20 Buffalo Hunting Politician Dead Winnipeg, Manitoba. Overcome by smoke when his shooting lodge was burnt down recently, Mr. Colin Inkster, former president of the Manitoba Legislative Council and Minister of Agricur, ure m 1874, has died here at the age of 93. He had withstood
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    THE ISLAND OF HAPPINESS
    363 20 Arcadia Off Essex Coast London. JUST off the Essex coast where the Crouch flows to mcil the sea. is the Island cf tiappmess. Not many people have been there Its name Foulness Island— is not lod inviting. But the 477 islanders have fouh.« the secret of
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    PANDIT MALAVIYA'S WIFE INJURED
    100 20 Knocked By Runaway Horse Bombay, Nov. MRS. Madan Mohan Malaviya wag $c riously injured this morning at Ba" liaghat by a runaway ekka E horse which knocked her down and rar over her side. Mrs. Malavyia was being accompanied by Mr. Govind Malaviya's wife who Yd
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    TRANSPORT MINISTRY
    104 20 Creation "Inevitable" In South Africa Pretoria, Transvaal The crcaioii of Ministry rf Transport m Sou-h Africa with full cwtt*§| over roa.i and rail traffic has been forr<hadmr«ri by Mr. O. Pirow. Minister or ]>efenw an'j Railways. Ke made tfcia forecast when opening tfo Roaci Motor Transportation onUrtr the
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      273 20 Wireless TQ-D^Y'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME A Concert Of Empire Artists TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows:— 3 20 p.m. Bip Berg. A Scottish Religious Service, relayed from Old Parish and St. Paul's Church, Galashiels. Organ- 1st, Claude E. Cover. F.R.C.O. j 4 05 am. Sports Talk. (Greenwich! Time Signal at
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      85 20 Doc. and Norman Cocker < Greenwich Time Signal 3.20 a.m.). 4. OS a.m. Weekly Newsletter. 4.20 a.m. Albert Sandier and the Po:k Lane Hotel Orchestra. 5.20 a.m. -6.05 a.m. Fred Hartley and his Novelty Quintet with Brian Lawrence. G.20 a.m. Big Ben. A Religious Service Relayed from Manchester Cathedral. 7.05
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    Contract Bridge
    923 21  -  Horatius Rl!iiN(; AND "SLITTING 1 (By- fHEN playing m a trump contract, the dec itl b€ careful to aehow best he can secure 'he maximum yield from the cards at hi* disposal. The bi# advantage of play iig m suit that there are already sentinels against enemy I
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    HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME
    412 21 Lawn Tennis i I). M. Greig j POSITION IN MIXED DOUBLES THERE are many men players, who, if you talk to them will tell you that when they are playing mixed doubles and are playing- with a partner who .stays at the back of tho
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    OLD FOES MEET AT GOLF
    196 21 Austrian Airman Who Shot Down Briton (By Air Moil) (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Reading, Berkshire, Nov. 6. A game of golf has led to a British wrr time pilot meeting an Au.str.Ui> pilot who brought h!m down in an j aerin! battle over Kut in
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    All About Badminton In Malaya
    3230 22 Chances Of The Teams Mayflower's Bid For Honours Activities Of Beau Stella B.P. Final In Happilads 9 Tournament Results Of Local Matches (By "Dragon") i I WITH the playing of the finals m the open singles ana open doubles, the first part of the Singapore
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    What Malayan Clubs Are Doing
    1789 23 0*i Tournament Of Kuala Upi s Chinese Club The CHamptoHtkit mttl Alor Gajah Notes Annual Report Of Singapore Recreation Club Another Good Year Reported (By "Clubman") ■u£ Rtk^ian billiard tournament I tffaBiseci by the sports com-! -l e "uf the Kuala Lipis Chinese wa5 concluded
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    ARCHAEOLOGICAL FINDS
    153 23 Perfectly Preserved House Excavated Belgrade A lar^e amphitheatre, capable of scat- ing 2,000 people, built of marble m a mixture of the Greek and Roman styles, is one of the discoveries made by the archaeologist. Professor Ugolini, m his i cxacavations on the site of the former city
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    AIR FEDERATION
    144 23 Prince Georges Bibesco Again President New York. AT the final session of ihe International Aer-onautical Federation Prince Georges Bibesco was re-elected Provident. The next congress of the Federation will be held at Belgrade m 1935. The well-known German aviaftor, Lieutenant Commander Wolfgang von Gronau was appointed to the
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    WOMAN DRUG-TRAFFICKER
    74 23 Sent To Prison With Seventh Husband Cairo.. Aida. Aly, an Egyptian woman, has iust been charged here with drugtrafficking m collaboration wiih her seventh husband. All her six former husbands are now m prison serving various terms for traffic m drugs. Her seventh husband has been condf.mned to
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    MISSING PALACE TREASURES
    157 23  -  Shun Pao Museum Director In Hiding Tientsin, Not <i. IT is reported bwe hat large quantity of treasures and other ,aluabl<s gUtlen from the Peiping Palace Museum ha« been taken to Manchoukuo. Mr. Vi Pei Chi. former director of \h<i Palace Museum, who is charjr-'d wi'h steal-
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    STRUCK DUMB BY SNAKE
    71 23 Turk's Frightful Experience With Reptile IstanbulA young Turk named Ibrahim Bey hr.-s been struck dumb by a snake. Bey was sleep m his Caf«- at night when he icl: a snake crawli g over his body. H? .'rlrugpjed with it and at last m;-inafied lo strangle
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    The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED
    2324 24 The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED Singapore's First Hockey Reverse This Season— Match Played Under Adverse Conditions— But Malacca Must Be Given Full Credit For Victory— Selangor's Unbeaten Record Up To Time Of Visiting Penang— Perak Not Visiting Kuala Lumpur Until January Perak's Malaya Cup Rugger Victory Over Penang —Everything Points
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    460 24 pOLLOWING the invasion of the three Filipino boxers, Santos, Leyte and Patro, Singapore will soor> be visited by another team of foreign boxers whose reputaMore tion surpass those of the Filipinos. Jiro Boxers Kumagai, the welterweight champion of Comiiuj Tokyo and one of
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    THE RIDDLE OF THE RING
    796 25 THE RIDDLE OF THE RING Al Rivers FRIDAY'S FIGHTS REVIEWED (BY "REFEREE.") *i\T the public will respond when promoters deliver the goods was i a *ain at the New World on j It was an all-star card, and packed. -^re were no thrills, but from »int of view of handing
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    SOUTH JOHORE WIN
    396 25 Public Services' R ugg er Defeat QOUTH Johore defeats v. 5 Services at r£gg er at >h ground m Dunearn IV c la:t€ *'s by 12 points (a toSi a h^ 0 1 y ester <*ay a try) To nil g a dro PPed goal and <om
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    CHARITY BOXING
    114 25 Attractive Amateur Bouts To-Morrow Singapore, Sunday. f\ VERY attractive programme ot /i amateur boxing will be staged at the New World Arena to-morrow, under the auspices of the Singapore Foxing Association, m aid cf the Popp Day Fund. The programme includes such well known amateurs as W. MitchfU
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    PADANG RUGBY
    98 25 United Services II Beat S.C.C. II Singapore, Sunday. The S.C.C. 2nd XV were defeated by ten points <two goals) to six (two tries) when they met the Umteu Services 2nd XV m a rugby match on the padang yesterday. Although the Club scored about two rvnutes after the
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    51 25 The following have accepted invitations to play Hockey for the S.C.C. v. the R.A. to-morrow at Cnangi: a. Exley (Capt.); R. N. Elliott P. K. Harrison: D. R. Godfrey, J. E. Harvey, C.A.F. Kalhorn; C. T. Smith, R. V. Welch, E. V. Smith, J. E. D. Graham, J.
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    INTER-COLLEGE HOCKEY
    779 26 Goalless Draw YESTERDAY'S ANNUAL ENCOUNTER AMID prolonged cheering and the firing of crackers at intervals, the annual hockey match between i he Medical College and the Raffles College, for the Selwyn-Clarke Cup. was played to a goalless draw on the Raffles College ground m Bukit Timah yesterday. The
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    WON A FEW SECONDS FROM TIME
    154 26 Services Beat Perak At Rugger (From Our Own Corrcspcndenl) Ipoh. Saturday. TTIE Combined Services secured a lucky i victory over Perak to-day. Wilkin- I son. their left winger, scoring a try which was converted, just on time, to give mem a two-pom' victory as
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    GOLF FINAL
    24 26 Melbourne. Nov. 24. In the Centenary professional Golf i Championship. Ail-American Final over 36 holes, Diegel beat Shute 2 and I.— Reuter.
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    INTER-CLUB DRAW
    79 26 Singapore Badminton Championship THE draw m U ler-ciufc toum ment for t] minton etomfc' Clerical Union Hall o a n IJJ»lJJ» There are only eighi clttbs <*omne']|sr It U rather unfortunate that I Diehard, BP .should clash with Mayflower B.P m the ..rv first rJt The draw resulted
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    Did You See Her?
    82 26 I (ocKtaii Hour at Rafflt-s ©ne afternoon last week, a table for two, two Million Bo|| ai Cocktails—that's thr a^uitkr When she got up to dance she was quite the most ouKtand- ing figure on the floor, tall and grateful, auburn hand. Z black satin tunic
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      125 26 do^t~) HAWAIIAN j j Pft^pr^ ARTISTES I I {S^ZW?:*' S«»- Not. 25 I I 3 NKiHTS ONLY 3 1 Hula -Hula 1 Negro Tap Dance 1 P J nn/i 1 Ln dllil I Guitar Solos I Admission as usual 50 cents I DON'T MISS A REAL GOOD SHOW S p]
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    More High Dividends: Singapore Races Conclude
    3398 27 Heavy Betting At Bukit Timah; Even Favourites Pay \Me\i Punters More Successful Than On Previous Days THE three-day meeting of the Singapore Turf gi ub con eluded yesterday with a very successful afternoon's nrft favoured by brilliant weather and punters were on the whole,
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    SINGAPORE HELD TO A DRAW
    230 27 After Leading B—o8—0 I i MALAYA CUP RUGBY AT SEREMBAN i (From Our Own Correspondent) t Seremban, Saturday. TN fine weather and before a very large crowd, Negri^Malacca's rif££er fifteen drew with Singapore to-day, each side scoring eight points. Negri-Malaeca's score was made up of
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      356 27 FEELS 50 LBS. SLIMMER After Losing Onh 5 lbs. "J i arti'd taking month ago,** a young woman have ios; ;> Ib m weight and fed u v i have lost 50 lb.s. 1 ;.ui full of whereas before I was listless and woiritvl over 1 t'-le things. But !i
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    Pictures Of Yesterday's Singapore Races
    109 28 Up drvne up>. nearer camera, beating Little Miss X (Kirwan) bv lust a neck in th? first race. Evensong (Spencer) was third and Blue Bird (Mayo) fourth. C Horr. iGarrard up> winning the second raee from Tinak U <M<* T herson. second). Lordlegy (J. Donnelly,
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    OXFORD UNDERGRADS. CHARGED
    285 28 Senseless "Ragging" Of r» i. iOl ICe Oar O?t>n Ccrresporidefi^ Oxford, Nov. 13. AXFORD undergraduates were declared \J to have "vied with hooligans" when several of them appeared at The Oxford Police Court. Eight undergraduates and three townsmen were charged with knocking off constables' helmets on Guy
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    NAVAL TALKS
    132 28 I I Statement By Japanese Ambassador i Philadelphia, Nov. 24. I>ELIEF that the goal is in sight, de- 0 sp te the difficulties on the road of > naval negotiations, was expressed by the Japanese Ambassador, Mr. SaiCo, in i an address to the Academy of Political j
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    "GRISLY ENQUIRIES"
    136 28 GRISLY ENQUIRIES I I Probable Length Of Life Of Millionaires I (By Air Mail) i From Our Own Correspondent) i I London, Nov. 2 GRISLY enqu lies" are said to be proceeding a^ Somerset House. Officials at tha department, according o the organ of the Income Tax Payers' i Soc'jy;
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