Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 3 March 1935

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    13 1 The Sunday Tribune 1 S> IN*> 41 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1935 CENIS
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    2,000 Tourists Visiting Malaya This Month
    696 1 impress Of Britain Here To-Day Interviews With Prominent Passengers gINGAPORE will be invaded by over 500 tourists on board the Empress of Britain, which arrives this evening at live o'clock. The vessel will stay m port until to-morrow evening, and m the meantime the
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    BOY DROWNED
    104 1 Constable's Plucky Attempt At Rescue Taiping. Mar. 2. A DROWNING fatality occurred m a pond at) Kola last evening The victim was a Chinese boy It appears that while he and another boy were playing m a drain there was a sudden rush of water. The elder of
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    More Snakes Released
    251 1 Malayan Wonders Of The Zoo IBy Air Mail) (From Cur Own Correspondent) London, Feb. 20. "pandoras box" of fascinating und sinster subtlety. *A* fine sense of publicity is'dia played by the 200 authorities m ."releasing" the sinuous horrors One at a time. The only known cannibal hama-
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    GORED BY BULL
    89 1 Malay Severely Hurt In Singapore Singapore, Saturday. A MALAY and his 10-year-old son wore injured m Kampong Marican, off Serangoon Road, ve.sterday evening when a buiJ suddenly charged them and severely gored the Malay. The Malay received injuries to the back and thigh while the boy escaped
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    77 1 One of the most interesting weddi ngs of the season was that at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, on Friday, of Flight-Lieut. Cyril Benn ct Greet, R.A.F., and Miss Elai ne Allison Paget Yenning, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. V enning Besides Jhe bride and bridegroom m the
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    STRUCK REFEREE
    108 1 Court Sequel To Local Boxing Singapore, Saturday. THERE was a sequel m the Police Courts this morning to lasL night's boxing at .the New World Stadium m which Young Tarley beat Joe Diamond when a young Maiay was charged 4 betoie Mr. J. M. Brander, the Stadium. It
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    New Officers Arrive
    157 1 I "The British Tommy Keeps The Peace" Singapore, Saturday. ABOUT 24 British Army Officer arrived last night by tru Cathay from Home. They ar< to be stationed at the local artiller gid stwners establishing IS** 'They are accomparged by tnejr wives and children, which numbe altogether about
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    AMERICAN VIEW
    166 1 Position Being Studied Carefully Now York, Mar. 2. The New York Times' Washingcon correspondent says thai the -ircumstances pointed to a possibility of Anglo-American resistance ">f such programme as financial aid Jrom Japan to China, should it develop contrary to the Nine-Power Treaty or the Chinese Consortium greement
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    MARINES LANDED
    422 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Japanese Manoeuvres In Tientsin Shanghai, Mar. 2. Hundreds of Japanese marine* rom destroyers which arrived frorr fangku landed m Tientsin yes*er ay and joined m the manoeuvre; f the Japanese Garrison. Two hundred grams of opiurr vere discovered at the eastern railway station m
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    ANGLO AMERICAN MOVE TOO LATE?
    126 1 China And Japan Will Take No Notice London, Mar. 2. HpHE Daily Herald diplomatic correspondfjit lays t hat it is reported from Washington that the British Amnassador has suggested to the United States Department of State that an international loan to Chin* might be advisable.
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    ARAB'S SUICIDE
    169 1 Found Hanging From Stair Rails Singapore, Saturday. THE death 01 a 40-year-old Arab named Osman bin Shah Ahi mad Buksin, who was found hanging m a house m Paya Lebar 3,oad on the morning of Feb. 21, was inquired into by the Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, to-day.
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    FLIGHT TO INDIA
    70 1 Machines On Way To Calcutta Singapore, Saturday. m THE four 'planes of the lOOth Squadron of the R.A.F. which left Singapore recently on a flight to India are making favourable progress, the journey being uninterrupted by any mishaps. A message received at the Air Base to-day from
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    The Colourful Scene At The Races
    732 2 Some Of The Dresses Seen At Bukit Timah fiiu Our Woman Correspondent) RAIN or shfeic it would be hard to tkai a more colourful ciowd of rac«^-soc-rs than one sees at Bukit Timali. Lovely Malay sarongs wem by boih men and women vie with
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    FINANCIAL HELP FOR CHINA
    360 2 Participation By Japan Essential London, Mar. 2. THE conversations held m Washington between the British Ambassador (Sir Rcnald Lindsav i and the State De--1 partmnt m regard io the possibility of financial assistance to- China, form part of a general move to ascertain what help can
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    OBSCENE PHOTOS
    196 2 Expensive Correspondence Club Singapore, Saturday. JP. Muller, an Eurasian stationed a) 9 Pulau Brani, was this morning convicted and fined $40, or three weeks' rigorous imprisonment, m default, by Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, for being m possession of obscene photographs and literature. The accused is
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    "TEST" RUN
    82 2 Sir Malcolm Campbell On His First Trial Daytona, Mar. 2. Sir Malcolm Campbell is making a "rest" run m the Blue Bird at 4 30 p.m. GMT., bu if conditions are satisfactory will probably attempt to break the record. Amid tense excitement of several thousand spectators, Sir Malcolm
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    COURT BAILIFFS CHARGED
    136 2 Seven Days Fixed For The Hearing Singapore, Saturday. THE two court bailiffs, Ahmat Shah and Norman Justin de Cruz, and two Sikhs, Hari Singh and Dharam Singh, who are indicted on charges m connection with alleged illegal gratifica- I tion, made another appearance before the Second Magistrate,
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    INDIAN SINGER
    103 2 Concert At Memorial Hall A WELL-KNOWN Indian singer m the person of Vidawan Musiri ciubramanya Aiyar. accompanied by three musicians, will give a concert at the Victoria Memorial Hall to-day, commencing at 5 p.m. Mr. Aiyar is famous throughouv the South of India both for his vocal attributes
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    RUBBER MARKET
    184 2 Stanton Nelson And U>. s Review Singapore, Saturday. MESSRS. Stanton Nelson, m their weekly rubber market review, The announcement by the Inter national Control Committee that change would be made, m the percentage of release for the. second quarter, with a cut of thirty per cent, for the
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    VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY
    79 2 J Farewell To Capt. H. W. Goodger. The members of Singapore Royal ArJllery (Volunteers) held a battery supper at the Drill Hall on Friday to mark the opening of the training season. A company of 65 attended. The opportunity was taken to say good-bye to Capt. H. W.
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    FIVE YEARS OF AIR SERVICE
    147 2 K.N.I. L.M. Reception On Wednesday A DECEPTION will at K.N.I.L.M. <E Airways ofliccs, 40, s.aintc.rd Road at noon nexx Wednesday to mark the cor.pletion <>i the firsi five year* of the weekly air lervli i Baiuvia anri Singapore. The X N.I. L.M. will be i^ari
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    MR. H. C. HOPKINS
    47 2 MR. H. C HOPKINS Mr. H. C. Hopkins, of the Chartered Bank, who was m Mak-.ya for number of years, was m Singapore yesterday on his way to Hongkong where he is "now stationed. He is returning from home leave on the Cathay, accompanied by Mrs. Hopkins.
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      132 2 CROSSWORD SOLI TION No. ft, ACROSS— I. Nomarch: B. Air. 8. Mine: 10. Outside; n. Brit ii 13. Pre; 15. Rochea: 18. Male; LB. No 20. Thetch: 21. Ano; 23. Rur: 25 Amity; 26. Ridge; 29. Peek: 31. Flume; 33. Sir: 'ii. Ego; 35. Stock; 39. Las:; 41. Be: 42.
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    INSURRECTION IN GREECE
    298 3 REBLLS SEIZE FIVE WARSHIPS Fierce Fighting Rising Reported To Have jJe:n Quelled Athens, k r. 2. MARTiAL Law has been proclaimed following an at empied coup d'etat by the military las. night with the fleet m .he hand^ of the insurgents. Fivt* war-hips numagfd to <W away
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    BRITISH CABINET AND UNEMPLOYMENT
    127 3 Mr. Lloyd George Asked To Submit Plan Rugby, Mar. 2. FE Prim* Ministet, bi v ettci to Mr. Lloyd George, has invited him to submit to the Government details ol plan for reducing uncmp oyment as outlined m his recent speeches. The" ieter explains that .he
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    HOME RUGBY
    111 3 London. Mar. 2. The following matches m the Rugby Union wers played to-day. Koyal j> Th<> Army II at Twi kenham Bath 0 Bristol P Blackhtatii 21 Oxford University 5 Coventry l»i O.M.T. 0 25 Cheltenham }{<»\.\ -A ()!d Comkigbana 16 Bwnliugl J7 Birkenhead Park 11 Leicester 5
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    Arsenal Out Of F. A. Cup
    1354 3 WEDNESDAY'S FINE WIN Sixth Round Surprises BOLTON DISPOSE OF EVERTON London, Mar. 2. IfOOTBALL fans at home were provided with i-ome surprising results m ;o-day\s games m the Sixth Round of the English F.A. Cup. The most sensational result was Arsenal's defea by Sheffield
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    31 3 :cyc,l Air Fcr; 2 men pulling the bridal car out of the Cathedral grounds, Singapore, after the wedding on Friday of Flight-Lieut. C. B. Greet and Miss E. A. P, Vennir.g
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    NEW METHOD OF SUICIDE
    60 3 Swis^ Couple Imitate Dubois Sisters Basle Mar. 2. The first imitation of the suicide of the Dubois sisters, who jumped our of a plane recently, occurred wher, a young Swiss man and woman chartered a plane and jumped out: successively m full view of the pilot,
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE
    221 3 Airdrie 3 Quee.i of South 1 \yr United 3 St. Johnstone 0 Celtic 0 Clyde 2 Dundee 0 X Imarnock 2 Dunfermline A. 4 Hamilton A.1 Falkirk 0 Rangers 3 Hibernians 3 Albion R. MoMierwell 2 Hearts 2 Partick T. Queen's Park St. Mirr:n d Aberdeen 0 —Reutei.
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    ARMY BEAT NAVY AT RUGGER
    196 3 Sensational Opening At Twickenham London. M*u\ 2. AT Twickenham to-day, the Royal Navy met the Army at rugger, he game resulting m a win for the Aimy by 11 paints to 8. The teams were mtioduccd to the Dufce cf Y£rk before the start. The
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    KING OF SIAM
    89 3 Report Of Abdication Received (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Mar. 2. THIS morning the Pub icity Bureau received a telegram from London that the King abdicates to-day, but officially no information is available. These rumours have been current for a long time but no publicity is allowed
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    GOVERNOR'S WIFE MISSING
    107 3 Lost In Wilds Of North Rhodesia Pupby. Mar 2 SEVERAL 'planes and some hundreds of ground searchers are engaged In an organised attempt m find the wife of Sir Hubert Young. Governor of North Rhodesia, who was Ml hi the wld country m .ho eotitn part of
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    STERLING'S DECLINE
    177 3 Agreement With U.S.A. Urged THE main force behind the defence sterling, it is asserted, is the doclaiation of Mr. Neville Chamberlain that Great Britain is n<K ready to consider the stabilisation of the pound. Discussing the situation, Mr. Walter Lippmann, m the Herald Tribune, asks: "Is financial peace
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    THE MANCHUKUO
    84 3  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Feb. 28. Japanese troops m ihe Japanese Concession here carried out a "sham" battle on the borders cf the concession and Chapei, scene of the fighting tn 1931, last night. The Japanese military authorities held a conference at Dairen m connection with the
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    Coming To The Local Cinemas
    1164 4 Coming To The Local Cinemas SWEET Adeline," Warner Bros, new musical spectacle and said io be ttjo most pretentious of all their ggantic specials, opens at (the Capitol ■oo n with Irene Dunne, famous stage and screen singing star m the title role i The picture is taken from the
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      173 4 TO-DAY AT A New Type Of Comedy M«t <»-(;o}dwn--Mayer Proudly Presents: s<-enes you've ever Tf^T* VlfiVT 1 ff VV* msKE&<~~* I seen. s!L#^ I U Xl I H|M s"^^S»^ J PERFECT C'RIM/-: is#-'l* J I I^l l I ffH 41 I .^ni y^^ maniac who lauirh-* {RjoS&if "iTtcutQC >. a
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      72 4 Z~".~ j m m v (iilbert Frankau's B'illiant Novel Now or. the Screen She* tried to satisfyDesire with speed and jjjmip^** thrills and danger j j 4CI v She drove to 7 »SHl^^^ beat the devil k but the aUV ll RKO-RADlOPictvrc SOON AT PAVILION FJOMPSON OPTICAL V Qualified Eyesight
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    Strictly Between Ourselves
    1617 5 pKO.M the familiar address of Flat 330, 59, p< Chancery Lane. London, W.C. 2, a letter fa reached me by the last mail. Also received w was a parcel which, by its shape and size, f< I guessed contained one of the New Year n crop of
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      150 5 When you feel run-down-- -as you almost certainly will from time to time m the trying Tropical climate nothing will more surely or more quickly invigorate you and restore lost tone than a generous tonic wine, such as "Serravallo's Tonic" (Cinchona Iron Wine). Cinchona is itself a tonic of world-wide
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    The Man With His Hand In His Pocket
    5665 6  -  Sapper OUR SHORT STORY 1 By "I'LL take one card." With the expressionless ffcee «»i ih| httrn gambler, the man danced af his draw, ami laid the five cards c downwards on the table m t'ronl ».l nim. Not a muscle twitched
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    This Strange World
    576 7 Twins Born 120 Miles Apart 100-Year-Old Bridegroom Toads Save A Life rRE are some strange stories sent by Reuter correspondents Irom many parts of the world. Sydney. TWINS BORN 120 MILES APART. Twins— but born 120 miles apart. Such is the record of the baby boys of
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    STEPPED ON CAT'S TAIL
    78 7 Woman Claiming £5,000 "For Injuries And Shock" Atlanta, Georgia. Miss Mattie Weathers trod on. the tail of a cat and now she Is claiming £5.000 as compensation "for injuries and shock." She is suing her grocer. The cat, she says, "lay m her way" <u> she
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    "CLASS ENEMY" TRIAL
    121 7 Woman Alleged To Have Led 300 Children To Church Moscow. A woman named Vladimirova is on trial m Moscow as a "class enemy" for having led the 300 children who lived m her apartment house to church. She said she was a choir singer m the Church
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      302 7 ASSETS EXCEED $12,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. i (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, O Id Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    2313 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By Our Woman Correspondent INFORMALITY was the key note of the I Washington Ball given by the American Association of Malaya at Sea View Hotel last Friday, on the occasion of George Washington \s; birthday, an American national holiday. Guests assembled on the lawn for
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      64 8 EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY 1 1 1 I SALE OF CHINA, GL\SS, ETC. I OPENING MONDAY, March 4. I -.2 PIECE DINNER SETS $ii']>o'. I i 32 PIECE TEA SET j Only Limited Stock To Clear Before Closing This Retail I Department. j GOLDEN SPHERE GIFT SHOP 74, The Arcade, Raffles Place
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      221 8 s < i i i If you are going on leave and want to arrive confident that you are looking your best 1 Choose a suit by Matita at AUK CHATS NOIjRS SOLE AGENTS 18-A, Battery Road, Above G. It Cafe. Tel. 4085. I 5 m liiliii::ii'lil|i!|iil!!|Ml:ii:i|':li!l':ii:i:i|iii!iliil:!i':i!i|::«iii:;; :i'it;ilii|)!i:!lliliilini;inii;f 'ii f.
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    Highways and Buyways
    1851 9 Highways and Buyways •W'i. If*"-'-' n»iV-U liCUliy i I everybody needs, and that is smart I spor'^ wear So if you are looking w, just walk into Enid pctri**v rh y have got the most at- j trai' 'iing suits and everything sporty. One suit consisting of shirr and sh
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    Try Sausages . . .
    336 9 Try Sausages Everyone likes sausages, for breakfast, tiffin or even for dinner. Here are some new ways to serve them. SAUSAGE DELICIOUS 12 Pork Sausages. 12 slices bread. Maple syrup or hot i'omaio sauce. Fry sausage. Wrap a slice of bread diagonally around each sausage. Secure with toothpicks. Place on
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday Mar. 3, 1935. SIAM AND JAPAN
    527 10 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday Mar. 3, 1935. SIAM AND JAPAN DEFERENCE has already beer made t<- the alleged intentions f»t Japan with regard to Siam, aft reported m -tnsational articles m the London papers, but the subject is of huch exceptional interest to Malaya that it calls for further comment.
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    Confessions Of A Former Pacifist
    1051 10  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones The End Of Mac Donalds Leadership: The New Struggle For Power nECAUSE I once wrote something provocative on this page about Home politics after a visit to Europe a few months ago lam pressed by both European and nonEuropean friends to say
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      587 10 WIT WISDOM o"HE WEEK. J MONEY has been circulating merrily tically everything about nothing acquaintance of father's, all ready to tfcfc we >k beys I wnereas, a professor, on the oth;.r hand, enjoy the meal, when the five-year-old Stiil "it is "something to be a member !fi a man who
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    Danish Cheers For Chinese Star
    753 11  - Danish Cheers For Chinese Star G. S. HAMMONDS (BY Miss Anna May Wong Visits Copenhagen JHK following article by Mr. G. S. Hammonds, a member of the Sunda, Tribune staff, who is at present on leave, will be read with interest by Miss Anna May Wong's numerous admirers m i
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    TEACHING ENGLISH
    77 11 American Appointed In Afghanistan Washington. Afghans want to learn English and an j American is going to teach it to them. He is Mr. Felix Howland of Kenne- I bunkport, Maine, and he has just been J appointed Instructor m English under the Afghan Ministry of Public Instruction.
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    OLD CARS RACE
    98 11 i 34-Mile Course In Two Hours 42 Minutes Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In the teeth of a howling gale that could not drown the rattle of his engin:, i Mr. Fred Parsons has won the 'Old Age j Motor Derby" here— with a car designed I 38 years ago.
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    Royal Air Force Yacht Club
    698 11 HIS EXCELLENCY ATTENDS Lady Thomas Presents Prizes THE Yacht Club of ihe Royal Air Force Base, Singapore, held its First Annual Regaua on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 24. Among thoss present were: His Excellency vhe Governor, Lady Shenton Thomas and Miss Shenton Thomas, Air Commodore and
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    A Scotsman In The Federal Capital
    1404 12  -  W.B. Paterson THIS business of looking at Kuala Lumpur is not so easy. To begin with, m comparison with Singapore, there isn't nearly so much to look at, either m the animate or inanimate line, especially the former. As regards the latter, I am
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      213 12 YOU CAN TOO/ "How do they afford it?" Does your wife j ever ask you tbaj ques.ion when' she sees Bcng Kong-, whose earnings you imagine are no greater than yours, buying a ne,v home, giving his wife some luxury a new car; a Crosley Shelvador Refrigerator; a necklace; diamond
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    868 13 ■LUFFING IN DUMMY (By "Horatius") IT would seem to be a difficult thing i(- bl iff m dummy wteen its cards are exposed to the two .is and yet it is often possible to bring off t coup by a discard vhk-ii conveys a false impression. h an
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    156 13 Prince Of Wales' Tribute To National Trust Rugby, Mar. 1. WITHIN forty-five minutes of his return to London last night, the Prince of Wales was attending the anniversary dinner of the National Trust for places of historic interest and natural beauty. He paid a warm tribute to
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL
    320 13 Celebration Of Founder's Day Singapore, Saturday. The Anglo-Chinese School, Singapore, yesterday cc ebrated its 49 anniversary, the school being founded by Bishtp W. F. Oldham m 1886. Mr. H. R. Cheeseman, the Inspector of Schools, was present. The chief speaker was Miss Sophia Blackmore, the foundress of the
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    MOTOR DRIVERS
    165 13 New System Of Tests For Applicants Rugby, Mar. 1. IN the House of Commons, the TransI port Minister, Mr. Hoare-Belisha outlined the steps which he had taken to set up a system of tests for new applicants for motor vehicle drying licences. A new organisation would have trim
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    SEASON OF LENT
    173 13 How It Was Observed In Ancient Days "G.W." contributes the following: Lent, (Ang.o-Saxon "Lencten" spring: Dutch "Lento," akin German "Lenz begins now. In h; Eastern Churches it is called "The Fast" and the French have corrupted the Latin Quadragesima into "Careme," for the period includes 40 week
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    GERMAN STATE RAILWAYS
    76 13 I To foreigners and Germans residing abroad the German State Railways grant a special reduction of 60 per cent, or their fares up to Oct. 31, 1935, on which da-e the traveller must start his returnjourney or continue his journey from the sta-ion where he has interrupted
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    1519 14 Will Kandiah Retain His Title? Some Hard-Fought Games Lee Eng Swee In Form Kuala Lumpur And Taiping Notes Anniversary Of Horlick's Party Events In Singapore. (By "Dragon/) j j ANOTHER round of the KUmg District badminton tournament was successfully gone through over the week-end when a number
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    NEW STRATOSPHERE ASCENT
    247 14 NEW STRATOSPHERE ASCENT Russia Building Giant Balloon Moscow. no VIET scientists ar; preparing lor a new attack on the stratosphere the mysterious region high above the earth. They are building a huge balloon m i 'vliieh they nope to go higher than man has ever b en before. It will
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    HITLER'S PRIVACY
    162 14 Safeguards Against Outside Influence Munich. Hitler's "adopted home-town," Berchte?gaden. m the Bavarian Alps, lias passed an entire series of ordinances to I insure the life and to some extent, the privacy of the Chancellor. These laws deal mainly with trattic and public department on the moun-tain-road which leads
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    ACTIVITIES OF MALAYAN CLUBS
    1850 15 \nnual Report Of Chinese Christian Association "The Coterie" Holds Four Picnics ffetc Officials Of I.R.C. Ami Soon Hoe Koh. (By "Clubman") DURING the ear 2 1 meetings were held five religious, seven club I debates, one inter-club debate with the Ceylon Tamils Association, five lectures, one
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    "MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS"
    70 15 I Canaries Provide A I^egal Battle Regina, Saskatchewan. Is a canary a musical instrument? The legal authorities of Saskatchewan are making quite a song about it. Under proposed legislation for beer parlours, music is banned. One hotel proprietor declares that if the ban becomes law, he will import
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    The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED
    2369 16 The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED Mainly About Cricket Season Begins In Singapore, Selangor An d The Negri Review Of Opening Matches Water-Polo In Singapore Soccer Prospects Of Chinese And Malays. (By "Forward") SOON after these notes appear, iport throughout tho country will be principally cricket and soccer. It can be
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    640 16 (By X.0.") AN exceptionally interesting contest will be staged at the New I World Arena on Friday, Mar. 8, sub- j ject to the approval of the Board of Control. The proFrisco posed match is bet ween Young Frisco, And conqueror of Ai
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    JOCKEY'S SICKENING CRASH
    227 17 Racegoers See Terrible Accident RACEGOERS stood aghast at Plumpton races on Feb. 2, when, during the race for the Novices' Steeplechase, j they saw Gerald Hardy, one of the leadine cross-country jockeys, catapulted with a sickening crash across some seven-- feet-high spiked railings and then fall with
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    AUGUST B.P.
    195 17 Soccer Win Against F. N. S. C. On Thursday last the August. Badminton Pany fielded a soccer XI aeainst the Fraser and Neave's Sports Club m a friendly match played at the tetter's ground. The August Badminton Party won by 5 goals to 1. Scorers were: Wee Eng
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    FRIDAYS FIGHT AT NEW WORLD
    465 17 Filipino Wins On A Points Verdict Singapore, Saturday. JOE Diamond deserves first place amongst the lightweights m Malaya. When he was matched with Young Tariey, featherweight champion of the Orient, the general impression was that he Filipino would win easily, m spite of he fact
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    32 17 Through Service Of Sleeping Cars Rugby, Feb. 28. The Southern Railway have arranged a through service of sleeping cars be- tween London and Paris.— British Oiti- j cial Wireless.
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      282 17 LAWN BOWLS Entries And Draw For S.C.C. Doubles Tournament The following are the entries and draw for the S.C.C. Lawn Bowls Doubles Tournament which will commence on Monday, March 4. P. Carmichael and J. Hudson v. P. M. Scott and W. Sharpe; W. M. Edwards and Vaughan Jones v. G.
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    MAJOR T. L. FOX SADDLES FIVE WINNERS
    3081 18 MAJOR T. L. FOX SADDLES FIVE WINNERS FINAL DAY OF SINGAPORE RACES Aureate And Henriette Dead-Heat In Second Race A SMALL shrtrer which fell shor 1 lv before the Blast of the final r 1 of the Singapore Turf Club's Spring Meeting encieu! to make the going i heavy, the
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    JACK PETERSEN
    117 18 o B»er Willing To Stake o His Title IF Jack Pet( ill n^ k(l the trlp the Bostoi he can have X opportunity «R C J ?£d o heavy- w< Briusn Btopire chaznpio m»x 0 I: is authoi rl aia L al c 6 •V Buer will title
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    MARINES BEAT WILTSHIRES
    696 19 Friendly Soccer KEEN GAME AT STADIUM ra f r.i Kiiiy si,eeer mulch played at the teW Road S adium yesit rrluy tvtni-"^ tkt Marine XI cleft a <d the ■fctshirc X* f.:nu nt by the odd »oal m The <■ iccuntcr was uuriy mttr*-^tiu^ bit belli eta
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    SIONG BOO BEAT STRAITS TIMES
    35 19 Singapore, Saturday. laying on Messrs. Frastr and Neavirf sPOi' s SKmrNJI a t Anson Road this after™wi. the Siong Bco Athletic Association at St aits Times Spov s Club by
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    CLERICAL UNION SOCCER
    26 19 To-day on the C.U -riMind, the Clerion !I will meet the R:.yai Air *orce n. aud on Wednesday, the Jervois J Athietic Pi.;
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    C.S.C. DEFEAT THE WILTS
    300 19 Retit-sabapathy To The Rescue Singapore, Saturday. THE Ceylon Spo.ts Club scored a nar- j iow victory over the Wilts on th^ir ground this a^ moon by 18 runs. The Ceylonese have mainly to thank j Rju.na.-abapo.thy for their success. H? came to the i escue when
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    Y.M.C.A. WIN
    240 19 ■JUS. Terror Team Beaten By 14 Runs (From Ou.r Own Correspondent) The V.M.C.A. defeated RMS. Terror by 44 runs yesterday at Anson Road. Bat:ing first, the Y.B&C.A. scored 154, G. Day being top-scorer with 62. Bannisrer took four wickets for 39, and Longford 4 for 49. The saiors
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    ST. ANDREW'S WIN
    245 19 Mkita Cricket Union Fare Badly Singapore, Saturday. St. Andrew's School, en their own grounJ, beat, the Minto Cricks Union by 105 runs. .1. Ferguson hit Dp 73 and took r > wi-kets for MI rOlWi ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL. J. Fftrguson 1» Jafcar 73; J. Weber b Jabai
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    SELANGOR CRICKET
    204 19 Rangers Defeat The V.M.C.A. (From Our Own Reporter) KuaJa Lumpur, Saturday. TWO interesting cricket matches were played to-day, m the**ffrst of which the Sclangor Rangers, playing against the V.M.C.A.. on the latter'^ j ground, defeated the V.M.C.A. by 71 1 runs. Th.^ Rangers, taking first knock, declared with
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    S.C.C. TRIAL
    255 19 Ashwo*th r s XI Win By 18 Runs Singapore, Saturday. On the S.C.C. ground to-day Mr. A E. G. Blades XI were defeated by 48 runs by Mr. R. A. Aswcrth's XI. There was no outstanding score. Holt took 3 wickets for 24 iuns. Scores: A. E. G.
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    LEAGUE SOCCER
    61 19 The S.A.F.A. League starts to-morrow with a First Division game at thj Stadium between the R.A.F. and the Malays The Felice will meet the R.E. m Diw II on the Police ground m the same evening. I Mr. J. Hobbs, President of the Perak FA., whoso departure to
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    TAIPING LEAGUE FOOTBALL
    81 19 Big Victory For Burma Rifles (From On.r Own Correspondent) Taiping, Mar. 2. THE Taiping League season opened with a First Division match between lite 2J20 Burma Rifles and the Taiping Indians last evening. It resulted m a win for the Burma:;., by frve to nil. The- Burmans
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY
    150 19 S.K.A. Draw With S.R.C. Team Playing on the Pading on Friday, the S.R.C. "A" drew with the Singapore Khalsa Association. Starting well/tho S.R.C. forwards pressed but the Khalsa defence foiled all their efforts. End to end play followed and ten minutes before the end of the first half,
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    S.R.C. AND CHINESE
    261 19 Drawn Game On The Padang i Singapore, Saturday. ON the SRC. ground the home beam drew with the S.C.R.C. D. Ross scored 44 for the SRC. and Sullivan 24. Suilivan ;ii<x) took 4 wiclcets lot 14 rum:. Tim;: saved the Chinese from deieai o r> q D.
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    SPORTS BRIEFS
    85 19 I Glamorgan CC.C. are out of debt for the nr»t .jme m their history. This fact is anwmnced by. Mr. Edgar Arnott the treasurer. It had previously been' r<=vtaled Oiat th c club made £1.401 proiif laet season. ♦■%■•■> Bobby Jones, playing m a four-ball match at New
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    CENTURY BY LE MERCIER
    285 19 And Fine Bowling i ST. JOSEPH'S BEAT NONJWSCKJJPTS S.iiKajH>r<\ Saturday. jjujujant play *jifc Mb \m and l»all by lvmi! !„<» Monit r, the Si j Jc.s*))h\s Lv-tiiti ion mi k< U i mmmy re*pG«|tablfc for h woe&m \'-)',y. tftarfKXK) when tln-\ defeKd ik'scr" is iri Y.
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      8 20 The Sunday Tribune ttINGAfUKJU, SUNDAY, MAKtH 3, 1935.
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      At The Races
      41 20 Aureate and Henriette who dead-heated m the second race at Bukit Tlmah yesterday. NAHGOO (Whalun up) being led m by Mrs. Whalan after winning th# fourth race. Lady Keith winning the third race at the Singapore Races yesterday
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