Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 14 April 1935

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    11 1 The Sunday Tribune V01.2-N0.j47 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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    Enormous Loss To The Irish Sweepstake
    692 1 BETTING BILL HILLS SALE OF TICKETS FLOW OF MONEY DRIED UP Press Forbidden To Publish The Results (By Air Mail) London, April 3. THE Irish Sweepstake, so far as England is concerned, is finished. The operation s imposed by the Betting and Lotteries Act
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    LIVE TROUT COMING
    98 1 EHome Delights For Malayan Exiles (By Air Mail.) (From Our Oicn Correspondent) London. April 3. CTOWED m the cool chamber of a vessel which sailed from Merseyside this week was a very special case containing thousands of live trout ova, consigned tc Smsaoore. Elaborately packed m a
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    REDS SURPRISED
    109 1 Severe Fighting In Kweichow Hongkong, April 12. A DETAILED report from Kwei yang, the capital of Kweichow -tates that since their defeat nort Df the city the Reds have moved t Yungan and Pingyuet. Their plan was to launch an other general offensive on Kwei 1 this. Marshal
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    UNKNOWN
    356 1 Trade Commissioner's Review (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, April 3. A LTHOUGH the return to a full measure of prosperity is unlikely until the ills of tht world have eased, yet the country is m an enviable position ii comparison with many othei countries.'' This sentence
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    54 1 A party of Penang Flying Club members photographed on arrival at Kuala Lumpur Flying Club on Friday morniiig. They flew back the same evening to Penang. Left to right: Mr. Wee Theang Siew and Mr. E. S Greenwood, on VR SAD, Mr. Tye Poh Sun and Dr. Lee < Tiang
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    An Enviable
    419 1 >f view the difficulty of the situa- On arises out of the fact that, m m increasingly w de range of goodMalayan ideas of values are now lased on Japanese prices. Mr. Harigrpttf says:* "Fcr any Person considering ..-.the subject of pmpetit^n #»ciumitued AiV Majavp he background is
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    4 1 His Evening Drink McCALLUM'S!
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    MISSIONARIES IN CHINA
    211 1 "Fraudulent Acts" VIGOROUS ATTACK BY LORD HARLEY London, Apr. 13. A VIGOROUS attack on European missionaries m China vas rtiade by Lor.d Marley at :he London Lyceum Club Dejating Society m proposing :hat "China should be left free trom interference to work oui ncr own destiny/ The
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    PEPPER SCANDAL DYING
    203 1 Mr. Joseph Rolls Starts Afresh (By Air Mail.) f From Our O.vn Correspondent., London, Apr. 3. ONE of the most poignant result; of the pepper gamble has beer irightened by the news that Mi Joseph D. Rolls, one Of the mes rghly respected merchants m Minting Lane,
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    U.S. SQUEEZES CHINA
    130 1 FRANK BRITISH CRITICS Silver Policy Driving Her Into Arms Of Japan London, April 13. tkr TH ERE is an ironic flavour about the whole American silver situation," declares the Daily Herald City Editor. "Mr. Roosevelt, by cultivating silver interests at home, is directly helping what he fears
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    UNKNOWN
    70 1 Inquiry By Malayan Education Dept. TN recent months the Sunday Tribune and the Malaya Tribune have drawn attention to the problem of special treatment for juvenile offenders. This matter has now been taken up by a (Jovernment department. Singapore, Saturday. It is probable that as the result f investigations
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    165 1 while he was on home leave recently, developments m this problem m Malaya may take place. Mr. Morten returned from <«ight months' h(»me leave this week and •ias since then resumed duties. GENERAL INVESTIGATION It is understood that during h )erio<l of furlough, he went into the u<st'«.n, and. with
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    Jubilee Homes For Poor And Decrepit
    336 2 IN THREE CITIES IN MALAYA i Kuala Lumpur Decision l i FUND TO START WITH $50,000 THREE cities m MalayaSingapore, Penang and Kuala Lumpur- have now started funds ior establishing homes for the decrepit and aged m honour of the Silver Jubilee of His
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    EUROPEAN CHARGED
    98 2 Alleged Cheating Of Hotel Manager Singapore, Saturday. MR. Matthew Grasse, a European giving ifl an address m Oxley Rise, appeared before the Second Magistrate, Mr N Gnee, to-day, on two charges of cheating m respect of $10. After Court-Inspector McLennan ex- t plained the charges, the accused claim-
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    KING'S JUBILEE
    121 2 Battleships To Participate In f Naval Review London, April 1*;. In addition to bat tie -cruisers, cruises, deiM-oyers, submarines, alrerait carriers and other type^ of vessels m 'he Royal Navy, ten battlcshios will take part m the Naval Review to bo held at c Spi'ihead on July 16
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    SOLDIERS IN TROUBLE
    108 2 Alleged Theft Of A U Motor-Car 3 Singapore, Saturday. f r The four soldiers attached to the t Wiltshire Regiment. Privates James Perry. Albert Podgett, Leonard Stagg g and John Courtney, made another ap- i a pearance beiore the Second Magistrate. Mr. N. Grice. to-day, when a
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    SILVER JUBILEE
    151 2 Exhibition For Local Artists IN connection wuh the celebrations m honour of the Silver Jubilee of His Majesty the King, the Municipal Com-' missioners propose to hold an exhibition of paintings, drawings and etchings, also an exhibition of art photography oy local artists only, at the Municipal Offices
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    SINGAPORE ROTARY
    94 2 Gift Of A Banner From Nanking Club A tapestry banner has been presented to the Singapore Rotary Cluo by the Rotary Club of Nanking, and was brought to Singapore by Dr. C. T. Wang. The banner, which is beatuilullv deI signed and woven, bears two Rotary mottoes m
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    KUALA LUMPUR RADIO
    139 2 The Programme Of ZGE For To-Day The piogramme of gramophone records from Station ZGE (Kuala Lumpur i. 48.92 metres, to-day (Sunday) is as follows: Selections Le Chasseur Maudit. Marche Joyeuse, Royal Opera Orchestra. i Selections from Lucia di Lammermoor. Spargi di Amaro Panto. Ardon GL m- j
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    MARINE COURT
    109 2 Stowaway From Penang To Singapore Singapore, Saturday. Joseph Jacob an Indian was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment. by Captain. Geoffrey Freyberg m the j Marine Court this morning, on his plead- ing guilty to a charge of being a stowaway on board the s.s. Naldera. from Penang
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    WOMAN LYING ON ROADSIDE
    69 2 Singapore-, Saturday. When the ambulance was called to Stanley Street this afternoon, the dresser found a Chinese- woman lying by the ■oadside. Che appeared to be suffering from ever and was behaving m a peculiar nanner. The ambulance took the woman to lospital. It appears that
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    POLICE RAND
    55 2 The Police Band will play the followng programme at the Botanic Gardens his evening, beginning at nine o'clock: Overture, "StradeHa," Fiotow, Excerpts rom Sullivan's Operas, Arr. Godfrey; Descriptive. "The Smithy." Altera; Sclec- ion, "A Musical Jigsaw," ar.. Aston; 'election of Sonne's Songs, arr. Hume; selection of English Airs,
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    INFANT IN DUSTBIN
    32 2 Singapore, Saturday. A newly-born Chinese infam was bund dead In a dustbin on Rochoie 2anal Road this morning. The Coroner was informed and the )olice are investigating thc matter.
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    STREET ACCIDENTS
    107 2 1 Youths Knocked Down By Motor-Cars Singapore, Baturday. THE ambulance department was called upon to deal with two street acci- dents to-day. At about 1 o'clock a call was received from Beach Road, where a CLine.se boy who was riding a cycle Was Knocked down by a motor-car.
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    MISSING JEWELLERY
    107 2 Fifty-Four Charges Against Chinese Singapore. Saturday. I Indicted on 54 charges of dishonestly j disposing of stolen property, a Chinese. Siah Kah. appeared before the Second Magistrate. Mr. N. Grice. to-day. The case will be heard on April 13. before the District Judge. Mr. H. A Forrer. The
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    41 2 I I Yang Mulia Rajah Mudah of Pasir Borneo, brother-in-law of Tuan Haji j Am bok Scoloh bin Haji Omar. J.P., who Went to Mecca with bis wife and children Lo perform the pilgrimage, retains tol Singapore to-morrow by the "Menelaus."
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    146 2 Deaths Of Weil-Known People •By Air M 'From Our Own Cor -re spondent; Londoi n\u, 3. WALLERS at Malaya Hous,. this week include: Mr. j. g. Crawford M.cs. i staying fa London Major H. S. Paterson, Lard Office Adviser. Kedah, who celebrated his arrival en furlough by
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    BURMESE PRINCE ARRIVES
    70 2 The s.s. "Karagola" brought to Singapore on Wednesday two distinguished visitors from Rangoon m the poisons of the Prince of one of the Southern Shan States Sao Bhwe Thaike or Sawbwu 'Chief Ruler of Yawnghwe and Mi Beh Taik Orr of Steel Brothers. Ltd Tne former is
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    HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
    834 3 A Few Surprises IST DIVISION LEADERS IN DRAWN GAMES London, April 13. r»uXTI£AItY to expectations, the position of the leaders m the First Division of the English F.A. League remains unchanged, by a <traage coincidence, the first four teams r drawn their games to-day. Arsenal's draw with
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    PERAK SOCCER
    127 3 Disappointing State i Trial (Froni Our Onn Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday THE Perak Soccer Trial on the Kuala Kangsar Road padang this evening en su d a L win for the Probables by 3-2 rhe Probables were much stronger I than tne Possibles and the former I do n
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    AMATEUR SOCCER
    45 3 Drawn Game After Extra Time London. April 13. The English Amateur Cup final m which bishop Auckland arew with I Wimbldon 0-0 at\er extra time. The Irish F.A. Cup final between i Lame and Glentoran ended m a draw of 0-0 i Reuter
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    HOME RUGBY
    726 3 London. April 13. The following matches m the Rugby Union were played to-day: D.vonport Servs. 18 Gloucester 1) Harlequins J5 London Welsh 10 Lekes.tr 39 Blaekheath 8 l.lunelly 42 Bath 0 London Irish 8 O.M.T. 27 iMaachestei 9 Bhk :-hcnd Park Jl j Moseley 23 Old Millhillians 3
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    ADMINISTRATOR & SCHOLAR
    841 3 ADMINISTRATOR SCHOLAR j Tribute To Dr. Winstedt ADDRESS PRESENTED BY TEACHERS A WELL-DESERVED tribute was paid to Dr. R. O. Winstedt. General Adviser, Johore, and formerly Director of Education, S.S. and F.M.S., m an address which was presented to him by the Singapore Teachers' Association at a farewe tea which
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    DISTINGUISHED SOLDIER
    34 3 London, April 12. I The death occurred to-day of the Earl of Dundonald. aged 82, a distinguished soldier who served m Egypt, South Africa and m the European War.— British Official Wireless.
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    FRANCE SUSPICIOUS OF HITLER
    288 3 League Demonstration ECONOMIC BLOCKADE PROBABLE Stresa, April 13. IJERR Hitler's consent to join the Eastern European Pact has encouraged the British, who are moving heaven and earth to induce Germany to rejoin the European concert, despite French preparations for a de monstration before the League Council
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    POWDER ALLEGED TO CONTAIN POISON
    128 3 Hearing Resumed And Adjourned Singapore, Saturday. FUitTHER evidence \/as recorded hefore the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, to-day m connection with 'hr case m which the proprietor and the manager o_? a Chinese theatrical company 1 ang Peng Kuang and Sia Cheang Li, are
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    ANOTHER PROTEST
    33 3 Nanking, April 12. The Chinese Government lias again ordered Dr. Alfred Sze, the Chinese Minister at Washington, to lodge a. protest against the United States silver policy. Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    148 3 {Continued from previous col.) rearmament of those count ivs must ultimately depend on the attituoe of the Little Entente. ANOTHER CONFERENCE? The last stage of the Conference opened m brilliant sunshine at 9.30 a.m. and the delegates are struggling to finish m order to leave for Geneya m the afternoon.
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    TALENTED INDIAN DANCERS
    360 3 Opening Performance MENAKA AND HEB COMPANY TO those who have oniy been a i tomed to seeing the dank j dances of the West performed on (fee j stage by artistes who have devote.; their lives to the task of maid I •hese to perfection, last night
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    WHEN THE CAMERAS START TO TURN
    571 4 Getting Film Moods EMOTION-CREATING TRICKS TTS that moment before the cameras start turning that are the most interesting on the motion picture set. All stars have some little superstition or emotion-creating trick that is as much a part of their histrionic equipment as their
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    DIVERSIONS OF FILM STARS
    433 4 Vigorous Periods Of Play UNDENIABLY, nobody works any harder than the film stars when they are working, and it is also true that nobody plays any harder than the stars when they are not working. The play periods m the lives of the stars are always
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    FILM STARS & THEIR FAN-MAIL
    487 4 FILM STARS THEIR FAN-MAIL Myth Disproved REAL FEELING OF GRATIFICATION pfOUSANDS <>i British 'fans' have written to Fay Wray and Claude Rains during the time the two Hollywood stars have been at work on "The Clairvoyant'" at tht Gainsborough Studios, and during the last lew weeks hot h Miss Wray
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    Stricily Between Ourselves
    1650 5 Stricily Between Ourselves AWAKE very early last Sunday m order to meet a ship which, the agents declared optimistically, would arrive at daylight. Making due allowance for optimism and accidents, I judged that seven o'clock would be early enough for me to present myself at the well-known gate number three
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    The Door In The Wall
    4306 6  -  H. G. Wells OUR SHORT STORY By ri.\E confidential evening, not three months ago, Lionel Wallace told j me thi »<.ry of the Door m the I Wall. And at the time I thought, j that so far a.s ho wa:* concerned it was a
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    OUR SHORT STORY
    2490 7 f&Bttnmsd from Page 6/ ~a vnu ever bavt Carnaby twist your Then perhaps you'll understand SS'it wem with me I swore my story V ntf There was nobody m tne SLI then to -aye a chap from Carnaby, SSSi Crawshaw put m a word or so. S
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    ARSON SUSPECTED
    109 7 I Largest Church In Saxony Destroyed i i Dresden i The church of Seifhennersdorf m th:Lausitz, the largest church m Saxony, has been destroyed by fire. Less than twenty-four hours earlier, a Bach commemoration service had been held there on the fine new organ. No satisfactory cause fcr
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    STOLE A DEAD DEER
    118 7 Man Sent To Prison For Life i Vienna. i Because he stole a dead deer which h? I found m the woods near Dornbrn (Vo- rarlberg), Anton Krummbacher, age<; 28, has been sent to prison for life. In 1926 Krummbacher shot and kilted i a forester
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    66 7 ting the modest young lady of Beaumont for the throne of "America's Heiress No 1" left vacant by Miss Barbara Hutton and M;s.s Doris Duke on their marriages Miss Hutton (the Woolworth heiress! married one of the Mdivani brothers*, j Miss Dixke ("the world's richest girt") j wedded Mr. James
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    HEIRESS TO FORTUNE OF £8,000,000
    261 7 15-Year-01d Girl Wants To Be A Violinist I Beaumont, Texas. WHAT are you going to do with your fortune of £8,000,000?" said the interviewer to little Mildred Yount. pretty 15-year-old heiress to the oil millions of i Mr. Frank Youtit, who died two years ago.
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    ONE OF MALAYA'S BEAUTIFUL HOMES
    673 8 China. Java, Bah, Japan, Burma and is particularly interesting to the student, showing the different racial charac- ttiisticb. facial features and costume de- tails. Quite extiaoidinary are ttifc costumes and headdresses won: by the natives ot Burma, living ciosc to the boundaries ot China. Huge
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    922 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. THL exhibition of water colour paint- ings by Madame Lafugie was opened last Monday at the Y.W.C.A. on Collyer Quay by the Consul for France M. i Ballereau. Among those who were present at the opening were Mr. H. Sartor. Mrs. v. W. W S.
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    16 8 A corner of the dining room of Mr. and Mrs. Langdon Williams' homo on Pulau ITbin.
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    130 8 pretty frock was of spotted organdy m bouffant style. Mrs. Langf ord -Sarins- bury looked very pretty m tourquoise l i blue ripple crepe with high halter neck and a silver sequin butterfly for trimi rning on shoulder. The latest thing m millinery was discovered at the Los Angeles Style
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    Highways and Buy way
    1439 9 Highways and Buy way ILL departments come under the price I itaifcing Annual Spring Sale ai John Little I i grand finale. Monday, TStMt and Wednesday everything ifrch has not already been snapped up hv eager bargain hunters will be ma: E halt price, so the wise shopper wili C
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    Materials Tell The Whole Shoe Story
    294 9 j Materials tells lhe whole shoe story for spring, 1935. Never have they been so varied, so colourful, so interesting m texture. Rarely is a shoe made of one material- alone— two materials are better than one and strong contrasts predominate. Tweed linens, herringbone
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      AN ENVIABLE POSITION
      562 10 A VERY striking phrase occurs m a report on conditions m Malaya ng 1934 presented by .Mr. A. Hartland, His Majesty's Trade Commissioner. "Although the reit'rn to a full measure of prosperity ifl unlikely until the ills of the work' have eased,* 1 says Mr. Hartiand. I
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    And What Did I Think Of Europe?
    1213 10  -  G. S. Hammonds [^25Z5E5Z_525Z5H_5iZ___^5H^ A Few Impressions Belisha I Beacons -And Those Safety Crossings— Queer Licensing Laws I —Conflicts With The Powers I ej P-~S^:r L <-2Sc^SHS2SHSZnS^HS2SZS2SdS2SESH^ HAVE just returned from leave. A few hours ago I stepped sighing from the boat on
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    602 10 IT is often said that men w;li stick to- gether agans 1 the common j and a story I hcaid the other day coniums the impression. A Singapore lady wished to find ou. how true was the assertion that pals tick together. She rang
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    Elderly Farmer Charged With Shooting Young Wife
    1286 11 JEALOUSY MOTIVE SUGGESTED BY CROWN SWIFT-MOVING DRAMA Accused's Ride On Lorry To See Rector (By Air Mail) London, Apr. 3. JEALOUSY on the part of an elderly man towards his third wife. just half his own age, was suggested by the Crown as
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    288 11 Given A New Lease Of Life FIRING four revolver bullets into the head of a man so ill with consumption tnat he was given only a few weeks to live by the doctors, does not seem the best way of prolonging life. But m the Seine Assize
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    381 11 Growing Hold On Malayan Markets London. JAPAN'S growing hold on markets m the east is illustrated by figures given m the report for 1934 on economic conditions m British Malaya, issued here by the Department of Overseas Trade. In lines m the general bazaar trade m Which she
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    54 11 Dispute Between Fishermen And Trawler Owners London, April 12. The Government have intervened m che dispute between Hull Fishermen and rawler owners caused by a reduction by he latter m the prices paid for codliver oil. A compulsory court of inquiry into the whole matter has been
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    287 11 Unusual Case Al Old Hailey l ßy Air Mail.i London. Apr. 3. ffOW an aged widow who had be^n fa dead six months was impersonated so that money could lv obtained under a will was revealed m an unusual case at the Old Bailey. As a
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    50 11 THREE LONDON FLIERS KILLED: Three people were killed when a private plane crashed m a cabbage field near Heston Aerodrome, Middlesex, recently. The above is a view of the wrecked plane. Major Cooper, of the Air Ministry, is seen on the left examining a petrol tube from the wrecked plane.
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    1098 12  -  W. B. Paterson FITTING m my club (the Sateh) the other evening with a man I have known for many years, we v/ere at Borstal together and discussing with him everything m general and nothing m particular, the subject of the Club itself came up.
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    1072 13 BRIDGE NOTES AND PROBLEMS Unconventional But Winning Tactics (By "Horatius") J SOMETIMES a contract can be made or set by surprise tactics, creating false impressions bj Here is a case which indicates the point. Playing m a recent rubber, our opponents reached a game contract whose success depended
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    174 13 American Band Plays His Music Cincinnati, Ohio. Major H. E. Adkins, director of the Royal Military School of Music, Twickeii- ham, has had a new composition of his played at the American Bandmasters* Association convention here. Major Adkins, who came from England to attend the convention, met again
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    92 13 Second Largest Telescope In The World Completed Newcastle-upon-Tyne The telescope stated to be the second largest m the world made m Newcastle fcr the Dunlap Memorial Observatory, at Toronto University, and which has taken more than four years to construct., has reached its final stage here. The mirror,
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    2734 14 On Malaya' s Badminton Courts Perak's CShannces Against S c 1 a eh g ir Inter-State Match Ai Easter— lnteresting Games Anticipated— Pe r a k To Field Strong Team- Selangor Notes— Sunny dales And Mayflowers To Meet In Annual Fixture. (By "Dragon") Ipoh. pOLLOWLXG the receipt of an m-
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    972 15 Succession Ol Annual Meetings— Getting Down To Sport— The Truth About h ttieS.Ctr.'s Soccer Reverses— Chinese Inter-Club Cup Competition— j Siong lioo's Activities— Hems Of Interest. (Uy "Clubman") L Rl Vti the last fortnight there D has been a succession of annual -^meetings of clubs In
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    2770 16 The week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED Japanese Davis Cup Players In Singapore And Penang I titer e& ling Cricket Matches Throughout The Country State Trials In Penang And Ipoh League Soccer Begins In Selangor Surprises In Singapore Competition. (By "Forward") j IL'ST over a year ago, tragedy occurred m the Straus
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    567 16 (Uy K.O: 9 CONGRATULATIONS to Aime Raphael! The Frenchman ha.definitely proved that he is Rivers' superior. In beating the American four times Raphael j Raphael has accomplished! what no other boxer A .Master has succeeded m do i ing. Gunboat Jack Boxer and
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    234 17 Chinese And Scots APPRECIATION OF THE BAGPIPES Edinburgh, April 12. the annual meeting of the Chinese Scottish Societies, Mr. Quo Tai Chi. Chinese Minister m London, said that the moral and mental similarities between the Chinese and the Scotch must mak i Chinese students entering the
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    466 17 Malacca's Elaborate Programme I MALACCA'S programme for the cele- oration of the King's Silver Jubilee j is now complete, and m addition to the Church service m the morning, the de- I coration and flood lighting of Government buildings and business premises. assembly of school children, etc., each
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    59 17 British Chancellor's Budget 1 1 Speech London, April 12. A 8.8.C. Empire transmission tn tho statement on the budget; cy the lit. J Hon'ble Mr. Seville Cnamberlai", Chancellor of the Exchequer, will be broadcast on Apr}] 15 at 8.50 pm Recordings on April VI at l a.m.. 7
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    579 17 Crops Up In French Spy Trial London, Apr. 11. MARIE Louise," the mystery woman who figured m the case of Lieut Bailie Stewart, the "Officer m the Tower," i crops up again m thd story behind the greatest spy trial France has known m ic.;ent years. j
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    96 18 Opening Game This Afternoon ST. Joseph's Diamond will be the 3cene for the opening of the Baseball j League Season m Singapore at 2.15 p.m to-day. The ceremony of returning the pennant for competition will be performed by last year's champions, the Japanese Young Men's Club. The
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    96 18 Treasury-Audit Singles Tournament The Singles "A" and "B" (Handicap tournament) will commence to-day at the School Hall of the St. Joseph's Institution at Bras Easah Road commencing at 9 a.m. sham. The full ties are as follows"A" HANDICAP Ng Liang Chuang (—7) bye; Lim Peng Kuan (plus 5) bye.
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    51 18 Famous Promoter Confirms Report Nfiw York, April 13. MR. Johnston, the weii-known promoter at Madison Square Garde:;, confirms the report of thc Heavyweight Championship fight between Max Baer, the titlehclder, aad James Braddock. The contest will probably be held m the middle of June at Long Island Bowl.—
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    92 18 Hock (plus 2). Tan Guan Chuan (plus 1) bye. "B" HANDICAP Sena- Koon Wah (—l2) bye; J. Teo Mong Joo (plus 7) bye. M. T. Pillay (plus 3) bye; A. Puspalm (plus 4) bye. Goh Peng Sian (—8) v. A. Sangarpillay (—7). Lim Kirn Leng 4) v. M. L. Rodriirues
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
    114 18 Teams For Tournament Match The following have been invited to play association football m a tourna- .ient match to i>o played at the S.C.C on Thursday, April 18.: MFR CHANTS SERVICES (Whites). G. Boas; Lt. J. P. MeN Wilson and A. P. I Craigie; L. D. S. Gardiner,
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    37 18 A sports meet will be held at Mr j Kader Sultan's field at 3.15 p.m. ComI petitors must turn up m time. BadminI ton and p?ns-pcng prizss to be distrii buted on the. same day.
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    447 18 Results Of Racecourse Cup Competition THE following are tne results of Racecourse, Cup Competition. 1935 played at the Island Ciub: FIRST ROUND Dr. H. L. H. Lim beat S. C. Grove 3 and 1, T. Manders beat T. Leijssius 2 I and 1, S. K. Wong beat
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    79 18 i To Fight Raphael mi gain Singapore. Saturday. YOUNG Frisco's manager, Mr. Castro, has wired to Mr. Bertie Bell, stating that his protege will be leaving Manila m the course of a few days and will arrive here on April 23. Frisco, who lost to Raphael recently,
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    52 18 Two More World Records Set Up Chicago, April 13. Twc more world records In swimming have been set up by Jack Medica. He did the 200 metres and the 220 j yards free style m 2 mm. 7 2 10 sees, and j 2 mm. 7 9 10 sees,
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    24 18 On Tuesday, Apr. 9, on the CU ground the- Clerical Union defeated the V.M CA. lst XI to the tune of 2 o.
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    179 18 DOMESTIC LREENCB The widow and family of tiu at. M r <r w Leo Moye th; tives P^'d'airtt visits anil atl nd« EunertL |S also t) thc following who kindly'^!?, wreaths: Mr. and en g p Mi iang, M r aTJ J Mrs. Wong Ah Hun and Family, Mr
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    665 19 Another Afternoon Of Low Dividends E. Donnelly Rides Ihe First Two Winners otm o:,n Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. ntHE la«t day r the Penan Tur Fctob's Easter Meeting was held was perfect and the atwriancf was targe, while tho goThe Resident Councillor was among those
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    STORE BADMINTON ASSOCIATION
    184 19 Colony Players Entertained To Dinner I Singapore. Saturday. THE committee of the Singapore Bad- minton Association entei tamed the Colony players to dinner at the New Century Restaurant. Great A orld on Saturday, April 6. Mr. Tan 800 Teck presided, and nearly all the Colony players were
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    57 19 Several Local Cricket Matches Cancelled Singapore, Saturday. Several cricket matches were to have j been played this afternoon, but owing to the rain all the important matches were I called off. The State trial match, which was to have been played on the Padang, was postponed until
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    20 19 Singapore. Saturday. Owing to the rain, the Y.W.C.A. i tennis tournament (singles matches I had to be postponed.
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    551 19 Held Under Ideal Conditions THE first R.S.Y.C. rowing regatta of the season was held yesterday along the breakwater course under, almost ideal conditions. There was a slightly favourable tide, a light wind blowing over the breakwater, m the shelter of which the crews rowed. The sea was
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    277 19 Rain Interferes With Play (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Sanuday. THE weather ttas fiae ano the wicket gcod this morning when the first It?tsr-Sta c ma'di of the season between Perak and Negri be^an. Winning the toss. Perak eiecied to bat. Perak started badly, four good wickets falling
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    518 19 First-Minute Goal LOSERS OUTCLASSED THROUGHOUT Singapore, Saturday. T'HE Marine Department Football Club were hardly a match for the R.A.F. when the two teams m-et m a friendly game at the Anson Road Stadium this afternoon. Playing with good understanding, the Airmen netted six goals and the
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    119 19 Indians Defeat Railway Institute (From Ow o v:n fUpdrUtr) Kua:a Lumpur, Saturday. THE Indians defeated the Kuala Lumpur Railway Institute at cricket fccdav by four wickr.'s. The Railways batted Ore* and scored 85 runs. K. Muthucumaru 20, Chok San 16. "Mr. Extras" 20. Gorbex Sngh took 7
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    193 19 Swollen With Rheumatism At Thirty She had begun to feel l'ke an ok) stoma yet she was only th ny. Hei y sounded like 'queakinp shoes; her ha 1 and i ikl were badly sw die Then she j started taking Kruschen Sal' Read
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    197 20 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 1935. Una Merkel exhibits the latest m evening wear which she uses "Merry Widow," which oper.s at the Capitol 'iheatre on April 18. Quan Cheong and Joy jump, for the ball m Friday's First Division game which ended m thc Chinese beating the
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