Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 4 June 1939

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    15 1 The Sunday Tribune 101. 6-No. •>-• SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, .JUNE 4 1930 KIVK CENTS The Sunday Tribune
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    KING AND QUEEN BUY DOLLS FOR THE PRINCESSES
    65 1 DiUiUg th.'ir voyage to Canada fktm wert NBif bi ek \*f L'»ndon by fpecfal tfurier. .»i.. J. Vorc Moorr. crabir; i:pre'?ntaii\«» of the CanMtian Parifie Railway, v ho delivered th<m :>crM;naHy to t!i" Princesses. Hloto shewn thr Kinj; and Queen rheums (he
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    Royal Visit To Belgium In Autumn
    78 1 t,, v London, June 3. Leopold's invitation to Their Majestic to pay a str.te visit to m thttautumn m retnni for to visit to Lotion i m xv vn rou te 'Unada. It is learned that the cates suggested aro October 2 to 28.
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    K. L. PLANE HITS HIGH TENSION WIRES, CAUSES BLACK-OUT
    185 1 K. L. PLANE HITS HIGH TENSION WIRES, CAUSES BLACK -OUT l*ilol*« \iirron Ksrapo \From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. QNE more Kuala Lumpur Flying Club plane was damaged yesterday when it struck high tension wires on the edge of the aerodrome and pancaked on to the ground. The pilot.
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    LEAGUE EXPERT DROWNED IN YUNNAN
    33 1 LEAGUE EXPERT DROWNED IN YUNNAN Chungking, June 3.— lt is officially announced that the Hollander, Herr Bourdrez, League of Nations water conservancy expert has been drowned m the Kingshar River, Yunnan Province Reuter
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    STRONG CHINESE PROTEST TO BRITAIN AGAINST DE FACTO RECOGNITION OF PEIPING PUPPET GOVERNMENT
    203 1 STRONG CHINESE PROTEST TO BRITAIN AGAINST DE FACTO RECOGNITION OF PEIPING PUPPET GOVERNMENT CHINA has made a very strong protest to Britain against the handing over to the Japanese authorities m Tientsin, of terrorists who are alleged to have been responsible for the murder of Ching Shi King, an official
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    Japanese Open Fire On British Steamer
    41 1 Japanese Open Fire On British Steamer Shanghai, June 4.—A wireless message received from the Jardine's steamer "Liwo" at present m the Lower Yangtse states: '•Fired on by the Japanese." No details were given. The "Liwo" is arriving hero this afternoon. Reuter
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    MORE OPEN SPACES
    40 1 London, June 3.— ln addition to 120 acres recent" purchased to keep th. headland as an open space, the Bridling ton Corporation has decided to purchase i9 l 2 acres or. Hamborough Head, York .shire British Wireless
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    CHOY WINS1
    19 1 Chiswick, June 3. -In the Ifiddleses Tennis Championships final, Ctroy bent E. J. Filby, 6-4. 6-4.— Renter.
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    Labour Leader Ill
    67 1 London, June 3.— The Leader of the Opposition m the House of Commons Mr. Attlee, is going into a nursing home over the week end to undergo an operation. Mr. Attlee was taken ill on arriving at Southport for the annual conference of the Labour Party at
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    NEW ZEALAND "TEST" CASE APPEAL
    50 1 NEW ZEALAND "TEST" CASE APPEAL Wellington. June 3.— liie Attorney General v; appealing against '"he judgment of Mr. Justice Caliai. Reuter. (It will be remembered that Mr. Justice Callan dee rrcl, m v te.si. case at the Auckland Sup:: me C ,ur^, that import regulations imposed m December were valid).
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    SOVIET REPLY TO ANGLO-FRENCH PROPOSALS
    78 1 SOVIET REPLY TO ANGLO-FRENCH PROPOSALS Pan June :j |T i^ reported Hmi \),> i.v tiau nj» y to the ii:iti.h and French jiac< p, pa.MLs txprc^se.s Bgfeemeat m principte, vviiile mrkirig son^ewlKi! extensive ir .servatlonx un certain poliitj A Ifbtcow nuettage says i:i;ti iu r main dcnuaid oy Russia I.s
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    Second British Officer Detained By Japanese
    71 1 Second British Officer Detained By Japanese IT is learned that Lieut. Copper, a British language olliarr. eflfl from Peiping to Kalian to investigate the CMC of Colonel Spcu has also been detained. Mr. Lamb, Chinese-speaking Secretary to the Embassy MMI Major Delamain Brigade Major at Tientsin, who went to Kalian
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    THIRD-POWER BUSINESS INTERESTS AFFECTED BY JAPANESE BLOCKADE OF CHINA COAST
    222 1 THIRD-POWER BUSINESS INTERESTS AFFECTED BY JAPANESE BLOCKADE OF CHINA COAST Fbochow. Sal Iv. D ..[^er busings interests, st alv th main suiierW^ ROr ()f Fi '-h« Province News. W2 E**?* mT Ch en, "that 1 the Fuk;en .seaports. such 93 Fooehow and S'antuao, has been paralysed by the Japane.sc blockade,
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    VIOLINIST DIES
    17 1 Enrique Arbous, the well-known violinist, died m Burgos, according to Rcuter cable received last night.
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    LABOUR PARTY'S ANNUAL CONFERENCE CONCLUDES
    81 1 LABOUR PARTY'S ANNUAL CONFERENCE CONCLUDES London, June 3. THE Labour Party's annual confeience concluded at fouthoort yesterday with re-affirmation of the Party's immediate programme as adopted at the last conference. State control of banking 1 and credit, and socialisation of meat of the important key industries are included In the
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    WORK BEGINS ON JOHORE HOSPITAL EXTENSIONS
    114 2 $1,250,000 PLAN (Tribune Staff Reporter) JN the grounds adjoining the Johore Bahru general hospital, are to be erected the accessory buildings to the new Johore five-storey third class hospital, costing $1,250,000, which is j now under construction. The accessory buildings form an essential part
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    WHAT THE NEW QUARTERS WILL LOOK LIKE
    20 2 A drawing of the Johore Hospital cxi as they will appear when comp!«t«d.
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    SOCIAL WORKER'S VISIT
    27 2 SOCIAL WORKER'S VISIT Mrs. Bapsy Saravala (left) a prominent social worker m Bombay, Mr Jehangir, and Mrs Fero/a Taleyirk han who a -rived by the Rawalpindi yesterday.
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    Charge Against Dance Hostess Withdrawn
    155 2 Singapore, Saturday. fJHE charge of voluntarily causing hurt preferred against Miss Tai Poh Lin, a New World dance hostess, and Mr. Woo Mun Poh by Mr. Charlie Chew, concluded this morning m the fourth police court before Mr. C. H. Koh. > Mr. E. M.
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    POSSESSED CHANDU
    64 2 Singapore, Saturday. Sentence of 10 months' rigorous imprisonment was passed m the Criminal District Court thte morning, <m Yeo Kirn Cheng, who was convicted of possession of 80 tahfls of non-Gbvernmerit chandu valued at $640. Accused was arrested on May 19, following the discovery of the contraband m
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    CUT OFF WIFE'S HAIR
    179 2 Singapore, Saturday. JTARI KRISHNA, a young driver m tlie employ of the Singapore Traction Co., was bound over for six months m the sum of $50, by the Third Police Magistrate (Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker) to-day, for using criminal force to his wife Nyanammal, "intending by
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    TIN WORLD STATISTICS
    203 2 TIN WORLD STATISTICS THAT handy and convenient year book. Tin World Statistics, appears for the eleventh year, and must be considered an indispensable guide to the mass of information and statistics on the tin industry. The book contains not only full information on prices, production, consumption and stocks (including- figures
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    TIN IMPORTS
    32 2 Foreign imports of tin ore to Malaya m May were 1,593 tons, against 2,689 tons m April. Total imports for the first five months of the year are 12,275 tons.
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    WOMAN'S SUICIDE
    93 2 Singapore, Saturday. A verdict of suicide was returned by the coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at tne inquiry held to-day into the death of a woman, Cheng Ah Siew, wife of a taxi driver, who died m her house on May 21 as a result of corrosive poisoning
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    96 2 During the week ending May 27 experts of tinned pineapples frcm Malayan ports amounted to 67,277 cases, of which 48,849 (73 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom, 7,730 (12 per cent.) cases to the continent of Europe, 288 per cent.) cases to Canada, and 10,410 (15
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    SCHOOL CONCEPT
    66 2 \Frovi Our Own Correspondent] Malacca, Saturday. The Methodist Girls School held a very successful concert on Thursday night at the school hall, which was fully packed. The main item of the night's programme was a musical play entitled •'The Feast of the Lanterns/ 1 The pretty Chinese costumes
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    RAMAKRISHNA MISSION
    71 2 At the ninth annual general meeiiug of the Ramakrishna Mission, Singapore, held on May 31. the following advisory committee was elected: President, Swami Bhaswarananda; vice-president. Mr. V. Pakirisamy; hon. secretary, Mr. M. T. Pillay; hon. treasurer, Mr. R. M. Krishnan; committee. Messrs. M. Sabapathy. P. Govindasamy Pillay, C.
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    Singapore Journalist's Cathedral Wedding
    536 2 Singapore Journalist's Cathedral Wedding Singapore, Saturday. yyEARiy beautiful white tulle crinoline, all hand embroidered, Miss I\ Betty Pi^ott this afternoon became the bride of Mr James Edward Henry at a ceremony solemnised at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Miss Pigobt is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. G. J. Pigott. of Darwin
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    NEW ORCHESTRA ON THE AIR
    66 2 The 8.M.8.C. will broadcast at 9.£Q p.m. to-night (Sunday) music played by the new 8.M.8.C. crchest?a known as Nick's 3.M.iVC all-European orchestra. This will be the first br~>dcast of the new orchestra. It will be recalled that the old cjchestra was dispensed with m October
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    P. & O. Commands
    192 2 P. O. Commands > (By Air Mail) London, May 23. THE following changes are being made I m the officers commanding a number of the P. O. liners: Captain E. E. H. Starling will leave the Cathay at Marseilles on June ?0 and Mr. F. C. Hopkins. Chief Officer v
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    15 2 Mr. H. Bartholemeuz and Miss Aupusla Htndnck, who were married at St Joseph's Chuch yesterday.
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    TIN EXPORTS
    15 2 The climated I Malaya, ol tin »r.df I an assay value <rf wj^
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    GROWING TRADE IN AIR EXPORT OF MALAYAN ORCHIDS
    457 3 KEEP FRESH FOR OVER TWO WEEKS I (Tribune Staff Reporter) I -^g convenience, spued and the temperature through which the I 1 various air services tiy because of the altitude they maintain, I reflected by the growing industry of orchid exportation from
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    17 3 Mr. Anthony Pereira and Miss Anne Pestana, who were married at St Joseph's Church yesterday.
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    Retaining Labour In Malaya
    618 3 Retaining Labour In Malaya ILf R. H. A. Coaies presiding at the annual meeting of Jelapang Tin Dredging Ltd. at Kuala Lumpur on May 30 said The company's dredge has been idle for almost a year now, as sufficient stocks were accumulated during the I working period to provide the
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    WATCHMAN ON STABBING CHARGE
    45 3 I our Oion Correspondent Malacca, Saturday. n s^bed a compatriot ;.n s^ c »th? night of June I r'^wL,^ 1^ watchman of W»e Police Wlth a dangerous '^?*ZV h Court that V >!iS a hospital and v^ ww<l for one week.
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    MANY SINGAPORE CYCLE THEFTS
    69 3 J month 50 of In many cases these bicycles arr found throws d back lane 'ir.iH) with sonic r.-.rrc:.s cira- a.-.d cautios Cyclistc an asked tc look after their bii ycles. Bicycle thieves are to be found everywhere. It is hard to detect tn^m he&ce the
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    MAGISTRATE ADVISES POLICE OFFICER
    260 3 [From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca, Saturday. "T SHOULD like to give you some friendly advice. The business of the Court is to see that an accused person is properly charged and that he should know exactly what he is pleading- to, and that of the Police
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    FROM CARPENTER TO SQUADRON LEADER
    187 3 FROM CARPENTER TO SQUADRON LEADER (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 22. CQUADRON LEADER M. S. Keogh, v who recently served m Singapore, has been placed on the retired list on attaining the age of fifty. He entered the Navy as a carpenter n 1910, was later employed with air
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    POLICE BAND
    47 3 Pc!£e will' pis."' ftWay" S t^.a Bota;-.ie Gardens at* 2.CC as ur.ie: the direction of Mr. S Chapman, Bandmaster. March "Lorraine" Ganne: Overture "Ma??ni*Uo^ Auber; selection "Princeso Ida" Suilivan; cornet solo "A Night m Switzerland" Huma; serenade "Stanc*. chen" Heykens; part I "Unfinished Svmpkony" §c.Jiubery.
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    Newsvendor's Death
    151 3 Newsvendor's Death Singapore. Saturday. AN open verdict was returned by the coroner. Mr. W> G. Porter, at the inquiry held yesterday into the death ot Chan Ah Lcke, a Chinese newspaper seller, aged 60, who was found fatally Injured at High Stre.et on the afternoon of May 13. The coroner
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    Visiting Star Praises Costume Of Chinese Girls
    409 3 Visiting Star Praises Costume Of Chinese Girls (Tribune Stiff Reporter) "'"THE greatest treasure we will carry back with us to Hollywood v ill be tin* memory of all we have scon and done throughout our tour of the Far East." Warner Rros/ actress Gcnevieve Tbbin and her director-husband William Keiirhley
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    Lady Mc Elwaine Opens Fair
    177 3 Lady Mc Elwaine Opens Fair Singapore, Saturday. i ADY McElwaine, wiie of the Chief Justice, Sir Percy McElwaine, this morning opened the Fair organised In aid oi the Building Fund cl the Redemptori<:t Monastery, at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Immediately after Lady McElwaine declared the Fair open, His Excellency, Hie
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    128 3 ALLEGED CHE A TING Singapore, Saturday. A- A. Monteiro, aged 35, claimed trial m the Third Police Court this morning to a charge alleging cheating m respeel of $4,000 Elsie Mabel Gomes, was mentioned at" complainant m the charge, which alleged that by falsely representing to com plalnant that he
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      A TOUGH TIME ON THE SCREEN
      183 5 nFT rE Davis, twice uiniMT of the R I*rrf for actinir honours given jTSthe Ac,den,v of Motion Si Art* and Sciences, has had *Tte died. mad. JwcomS^in mor- than hail the 4 J£ m which she ha. apptare *^fm!!Ured first m "Fojr \Lko" Sh-
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      PRIZE PLAY AT CAPITOL
      282 5 PRIZE PL AY AT CAPITOL V vrnational crisis will be precipitated by M-r, Ms version of %t'* Delight." Signor Mussolini fcwaa so worried that it might »the world an unflattering view k jfiSiliau militarism, can sleep peace||br aov. and so can Herr Hitler. m Hollywood, m adapting Robert v. I
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      PIRACY ON THE HIGH SEAS
      190 5 PIRACY ON THE HIGH SEAS npHE old Arabella, wind-jamming pirate cruiser unlimbered her archaic Culverins, demi-Culverins, Sakers, Swivel-guns, Cannonades and Murderers, as a cocky be-can-vassed French war-sloop tried to capture the spotlight m "Captain Wood," which has a return trip to the Alhambra tills week. The scene was the highlight
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      "WINGS" AT ALHAMBRA
      145 5 rOXGRATULATIONS from Guantanamo. Cuba, where the United States fleet is engaged m its annual war games, were received m Hollywood via wireless by Lloyd Bacon, director of "Wings of the Navy," Warner Bros, picture which comes to the Alhambra this week. The wireless to Bacon was sent
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      THRILLS.... CHILLS.... & SHOCKS!
      116 5 THRILLS.... CHILLS.... SHOCKS! PRIME CLUB loaders and movie fans accustomed to receiving thrills from the popular mystery novels and the equally entertaining series of Universal Crime Club films vill not be disappointed m "The Last Warning," due at the Pavilion, Singapore, this week. The new chilicr brings back to the
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      "PYGMALION" NEXT WEEK
      90 5 The long-awaited "Pygmalion," will .scon be shewn to Singapore audiences. Jt comes to the Pavilion on June 13, and the Gala Premiere on that day will bo attended by Sir Shenton Thomas, the Governor. Voted as one of the ten best pictures of the year, it is
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      BEAUTY PARLOUR TRICKS
      127 5 BEAUTY PARLOUR TRICKS after scoring much .success m tern"* pestuous comedy roles on the screen, blonde Lucille Ball has suddenly changed her pace to blossom forth as a strictly romantic heroine m RKO Radio's "Eeauty for the Asking." According to reports. Miss Ball dis- plays a notable ability as a
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      SHIRLEY'S NEXT
      69 5 C'HIRLEY TEMPLE'S next film, it i.s k announced here, will be a technicclour version of Maurice Maeterlinck's book "The Blue Bird The announcement was made by the Twentieth Century Fox .studios as a birthday present fcr Shirley on her tenth birthday. It is .stated that the film v/ill
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      Lovely Singer Goes "Streamlined"
      142 5 Lovely Singer Goes "Streamlined" THE first streamlined plaster cast on record m Hollywood to-day had been completed for Gladys Swarthout to wear on one of her shapely leg.s in her current picture, Paramount's "Ambush." This creation replaces an ordinary cast, made by a mere doctor, which proved unsatisfactory for two
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      FAMILY ARGUMENT
      93 5 DING Crosby staged his Best rebellion this week revealing, ii not successful. The script' of tho picture he's making for Universal calls for a small child, and Universal, after several weeks of snopping all the producers do that now just to keep pace with Selznlck and "Gone With
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    HERE'S A NEW STAR
    24 5 HERE'S A NEW STAR a phrasf She *'t urn and over-due I? h never prin- ,*^iUlfer. ,7* follow^ i .Pitturrs h y homr aSgH
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      Fall In Love! Advises Doctor
      196 6 THAT heaitfcy disease "call love"— like measles In that nearly everyone get-, it once— is discussed m an open letter to parents by Swindon's Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Dunstan Brewer. Calf love is a serious business, be says, md must be handled intelligently. The
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      Some Economic Aspects Of "Luxury"' Spending
      513 6 THE nations expenditure or w -tun the subject of cJJii? 1 :ou:, rivzlos Frequently i^ i-nded that much of the mLv COUld I*? tai t usefully en?n£** ether channel* u> cm i%<! This is a view which no doubt ff accepumce butT^* c'kady raises
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      Book Dumping In England
      74 6 A LOOPHOLE in the A Marks Act is -^ft^M .normuujs and e ver *I. 1 toy books. Pf *hI iuwiiiles. printed in JJ^tftf^B these oookfi are <» i hey bear no indication 1 If ia r as the O^J^M hooks arenotr^uired^^^^ uny indication or o^jj^, rtS
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      ROBOT REBELS
      104 6 ANEW mechanical man, Elektro, who can walk, talk, .smoke, and count no to ten on his fingers, made 1 his dcMil recently before the Ohio Valley Improvement Association convention, but disobeyed the orders of J. M. Burnett, inventor, on two occasions. Once, he was told to raise his
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      Japanese Finance The Guerrillas!
      76 6 THE number of successful Chinese i guerrilla-raids upon Japanese con-trolled-banks m the occupied territories has enormously increased of late. The attempts of the press to describe these raids as" a proof of "Chinese banditry" does not ciit any ice with foreign observers, it being common knowledge
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      Anti-Aircraft Bombs Which Cost Only Five Shillings
      355 6 AN invention by Major H J. Mmr is a small bomb weighing 9 or 10 ozs. supported by a meteorological balloon en a 40-ft. length of fine wire, the whole apparatus co.siing about ss. Each bomb is fitted with a self-de-stroying device which
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      BEGINNER!
      35 6 JUSTICE Atkinson. «hier guest (it th* J Institute of Shorthand Writers, reveal ed to hud written shorthand ior 50 years The only trouble was that hehaa cever been übJf to read it. News Review
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      192 6 Do You Suffer From a HJ^Jirf^^ you any I OF THESE SYMPTOMS? > \>JILLIONS of people m this part >FLATULENCE< I VI of the World are victims of CTA y. nu DAIUC constant digestive trouble. Their COIUmRUn rAIHI stomachs are weak. They are suffer- < LI VERIS HNESS tag from
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1897 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES In January, l WM sitlli| X on thu of WBes Hotel m Singapore bow on eartii I \.as going to raise mey I was absolutely broke, within my pockets, and I had been B cr-jdit for the tost six or seven ■pi is not a Piece of
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    This Week's Short Story NN MOON TO-NIGHT
    1387 8  - Th is We ek's Sh ort St ory NN MOON TO-NIGHT Paul Severin By 'FIIE fast freight due m Vancouver next evening pulled out of Arrow Bend with two passengers on board They had been kicked <>ft anothv in»ij*ht the day before and h;i(' c ade the mounted policeman on
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    Explorers Find Heap 0f Old Skulls
    52 8 Explorers Find Heap 0 f Old Skulls HE A? of 200 skulls has teen Hire* A c d by Professor Loth, leu* Polish scientific expedition! vrnf* ing Uganda, m central Afno. I The sU, which ««^-J«» Two other members oi the part} r limbed the extinct volcano Nyta** m the
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    Search Renewed For Royal Tombs
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    Bombs Found In Citrus Grove
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, June 4, 1939. A Generous Gesture
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    274 12 TIIE seven ages of woman: The baby. The schoolgirl. The flapper. The young woman The young woman. The young woman. The young woman. DASTUS had returned to the bouse earlier than usual, and a male friend of his wife's had hidden as best he
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    145 12 Plan ters' Prayer "Should good fortune send us peace and greater releases 0 be able to (five a far better account 0/ themselves than ilik a Mr. S. Harper Ball at the annual general mcctina of thn i/u W^V Association tnc Joho^ p^ Dame Fortune, art benignly. ?;ive us prarc
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      172 12 r -•'i v•• §ft If «f OKASA I As time flies you get older and weaker. ™™!®w**!lJf> 1 1 the change i.s slow and uradual. The fact, now i> with eveiy year as it passes, you grow older^ n rak brain;^.^P II heart troubles; others suffer from weak crve youc*^^
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    MALAYS FORMING REPRESENTATIVE POLITICAL ASSOCIATIONS IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS
    740 13 MALAYS FORMING REPRESENTATIVE POLITICAL ASSOCIATIONS IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Speaking With One Voice Inaugural Meeting OfS'pore Branch Next Week (Tribune Staff Reporter) MALAY political thought is being organised m the Straits Settlements. This, however, is not a sudden awakening as a reply to criticisms of the tida-apa complacency so popularly
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    ESSEX AERODROME "BOMBED"
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    BIRDS OVERHEAD
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    Night Club Classified As Historic Monument
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    103 13 Shop Signs To Be Alike Istanbul. HPHE shop signs of all Turkish busi- nesses here must be alike m order to preserve the aesthetic appearaace of the city, according to a Municipal decree. The signs will have to be uniform m lettering and colour and be fixed m the same
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    BOY TRIES TO ESCAPE OPERATION
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    96 13 HARD TASK AT JUDGING KISSING COMPETITION Paris. A NOVEL competition to decide who was the most skilled at making love was held m a dance hall here. A number of young men and girls took part and tho judges had an embarrassing task distinguishing between the various techniques. Some of
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    80 15 Ancient Tombs Used For A. R. P. Shelters Alexandria ANCIENT Graeco-Rcman tombs and catacombs be used as air raid sheltering here, if a recommendation of the local A.R.P. committee comes into effect. The committee is of opinion that with a .-light expenditure these ancient tombs, some cf which have been
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    46 15 NEW FILM FEATURES LININ AND STALIN Moscow of Lenin ■U 5 JUSt been released m tSNtfL^t Lenin ls *ewn «^*Ui herev *K>n when lorei ?n and internal en, i mnp rt JS, «iV Ralrs iir >» S*?^of ewn stru ?RMng 2*»lile P 0180 after the UlUn appearant-p.
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    350 16 Johannesburg. "TPHE absence of a clearly defined Slate military policy has forced the South African General Staff to labour under a grave handicap during 1 the last decade." the Chief of General Staff. Major- General Sir Pierre van Ryneveld, states m his annual military review presented
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    164 16 Berlin. THi: new I nitcil Males Chlffe d'Afl'aircsin Berlin. Mr. Alexander (omslock Kirk, is expected to take up his post seine time during the ftrst half of next month. Mr Kirk, who has been appointed from Moscow where be was also Charge d'Affaires,
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    512 16 MOSQUITO iu'l-. private nrnni* with <|<mu s a( f tobacco :«nj| licllcj load an H.ni.. th< comforts tii provided I'm- Fp nch c» nviets ifi< h tl.c M'lilrmcnt n r d ;ir( u!ii<h includes DeviVs (stand. ni| *Uii >u< VKk>d lhat n n "*e
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    163 16 WORLD'S ADVICE IN MIXED MARRIAGE QUERY Johannesburg. REPLIES to letter? addressed to many parts of the world will form the evidence m the report of the Union's Mixed Marriages Commission, which will shortly reach completion. The Commission, which has been m existence for more than a year under the chairmanship
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    666 18 Mystery Of Richthofen's Death Solved? Berlin. rj',- cO er the > m n Manfred von li-ch-iy*s greatest wartime airman, met his death, has, it is claim* been nelly settled by the letters of British soldiers. In an art'cal m the "Adlcr," the new periodical of the German Air Force, on
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    134 18 Arab Boys Used By Terrorists Jerusalem. youths are being: used m inrl creasing mr n 'ire by tcitorists as, it' they are caught, they can i oar drastic punishment by alleging thai they are under 18 years of ar:e. a military search of Lydda town, an Arab boy drew a
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    72 18 Quintuplets Have Perfect Teeth Callander, Ontario. POUR dental experts have reported that the teeth of the Dionne quin- j iiiplets are perfect. Examination showed that none of the j little girls has any cavities and the sets of te.eth are stainless, a "most unusual" thing fcr children nearing their fifth
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    131 18 Burghersdorp 4 PIER having made h'.s escape from <~aol here, a European hard labour p isoner S. J. Nel, rang the bell at the eaol entrance early the following mornim- and asked to be taken back. Nel, with another European prisoner rVT. J.
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    103 18 Story Of The G-Men THE true story of the work done by (he world-famous 'G-Men,' officers of America's Federal Investigation Bureau, will be told m a programme from Daventry to-day at 11.50 p.m. The officers of the Bureau are the spearhead m the attack of America's Government force upon organised
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    Oil Coming From Garage
    91 18 Approximately 60.000 morgen fabout '"0,000 acres* m the vicinity of the town are already under option as well as many town stands. Options are now almost to obtain. It is now more than five weeks since was discovered to be coming into an xcavation at the
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    Greece Bans Sale Of Ships Abroad
    60 18 Athens. REVERE restrictions on the sale abroad of all classes of vessels are con'Liined m a decree published here. The decree prohibits altogether the sale abroad of passenger ships, tugs or salvage boats, cranes or traction machinery, and floating cranes, and repair vessels of
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    London Will Have Blood Stores In Case Of War
    142 18 London. JF war conies, London will be served by four great blood stores at Lulon, Slough, Worcester Park and Maidstone ali within some 30 miles of the city. k/30d, imm ately available for raid casualties, will underground refrigerator i blood donors
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    96 18 Ixmis Trichardt, N Tra** AT a special Meeting of the Louis Trichardt Town Council t jT* the rights to cro-noct for oil over the town lands werJtHll!^/*' The accepted tender was put m by Messrs. Rooth and Coxwell on behalf of the Bourke Trust, Pretoria, the
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    477 18 Capetown. 4 SYSTEM for registering aliens, so thorough that not a single alien will be aWe to live m or move about m the Union unknowi to the authorities, will be introduced by the Aliens R< jrist ration Bill which has had it« first
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    Tremendous Increase In Flying
    200 18 Tremendous Increase In Flying <o fly from^r!»rLt>rw in 10 or 12 hours" !l The statement is made bv p»^ Enrst Heinkel. the famous (SaSj plane constructor, writing on tL£ and aims of German aeropianf^ Professor Heinkel adds that the in* ocean flights will be accomplZ^ "four or six-engme6 Want will
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    34 18 rASmadisarebewH" 4 I Queues can bf sc€n t < jflwiff'*| distributing centres -w British Chamber of y 1 I receive them i 1 «go »sc "'There British Re«<lcnte wJJ« f
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    IMPROVED STANDARD OF PLAY AMONG S'PORE JUNIORS
    787 19  - IMPROVED STANDARD OF PLAY AMONG S'PORE JUNIORS Phoenix FAIRNESS IN SER VICE: MIXED DOUBLES MATCHES: S.B.A. AND THE PRESS (By —Singapore) JUDGING by the form displayed by competitors m the Singapore tournaments which have just begun, the standard of play among juniors m Singapore shows a great improvement this year.
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    Johore State Tourneys
    292 19 Johore State Tourneys .liy ••(/es>" J *hore). l'> m the "P s«*k« the open "!>.-. mixed doubles the number of far received, *a.s only four. meeting held last th Mr F M Still, Present oi Lilian, m the chair, it was de*^Lndthe date of entries for and the n^xed double,
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    Selangor May Not Play For Foong Seong Cup
    203 19 Selangor May Not Play For Foong Seong Cup (By Ram bier Selangor) TN spite of the fad that the teams that represented Selangfor at the Leong v Sim Nam cup arid Permaii-.uri trophy competitions held m Ipoh during the Whitsun holidays, returned empty-handed, they are to be corigratulaled on the
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    President Of The May B. P.
    20 19 Mr. Fadzlon Siraat?, president of one of Singapore's leading badminton clubs, the May B.P.
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    Penang Needs More Women Players
    367 19  -  Sphinx vrprise Defeat Of Malayan Champion Itv —lYnang) I iid not fare too badly m the Triangular Badminton at [i.oh during the Whitsun holidays. At least the opinion shared by supporters of the game m the ;fy vvh <>, though grieved to see the Tengku
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    Seng Khoon Going Over To Selangor?
    488 19  -  Guy Reveller (By r—Perak) CO Perak aftei five years of valiant and determined efforts have at luiim last broken tha* lont? line t,i failures when they won the Tun^ku Permaisuri trophy for the women's section m (lie Triangular Tourney held ever the week-end at
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    PETE'S BOXING NOTES
    37 20 PETE'S BOXING NOTES The Postals XL who comprise a team of nearly all State players, strengthen their position m the Second Division of the league with every game. They are moral certainties for honours m their division.
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    874 20 i lUiiiiiiun,,,.,, <■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ I THE S.A.F.A. IN j j says Hugh Savage JS the S.A.F.A. m its attempt to prevent Shamateurism from creeping into local soccer, stifling local talent? Heie is what I have gathered from soccer stars actually taking r-art m the srnior
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    Vanderbilt To Enter In English Regattas
    141 20 Vanderbilt To Enter In English Regattas HJR. Harold Vanderbilt, the wellknown American yachtsman, who successfully defended the America's Cup against Mr. Sopwith's Endeavour I and Endeavour 11, is arriving m England early next monthHe intends to race his new 1 2-metre yacht Vim through the English season and Vim. which
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    842 20  - Johore Boxing Club Are Eager To Stage A Match With S. A.B. A. PETE Ky pONGRATULATIONS to the Singapore Amateur «<, x i ne 4 the very successful competition they ran last week OC W I| I» World Covered Stadium for the year's Amateur ChampienJ 11 The preliminaries were bOod,
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    Choon Guan School Annual Sports
    192 21 Choon Guan School Annual Sports Singapore. Saturday M JESS of enthusiast, I LtfC rtSnt at the first annual h gas P^f o the (noon (ivan SS *W «>„ th, school v firt that no prizes D*? awarded, the contests 0& SSgtoim. The winners j the pria /?SSI%T Cheng Tee •f^'Baa
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    VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT AT VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL
    175 21 VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT AT VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL Singapore. Saturday. A ROWDED hou^e thoroughly enjoyed the proijra m m c O f variety entertainment organised by Mrs. G. l.c Mereiei and presented at the Victoria Memoiial Hall last nifcht, m aid of the Luiltttng fund of the Redemp^orisi Monastery to b- erect•d
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS
    46 21 DAVIS CUP TENNIS Berlin, June 4. IN the European zene semi-final of the D.i" Cup, j&snzel beat Hare &—O. fl l it 1 latter abandoning play owing u[ a.., had strainsd ell m training ye terray. Henkel (Germany] beat g&iayes, 6—2, 6 —3, 6 —l. Reuter
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    METHODIST MISSION
    31 21 From June 1 the offices 01 the Treasurer, Methodist Mission, Singapore, are temporarily located at lv, Mount Sophia, while the premises at 5, Pert Conning Read, undergo extensive alterations.
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    Open Air Ballet
    21 21 Fir«< rebenf^-^l of ballet girls for the new season at the Open- Air Theatre m Regent's Park, London.
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    DEATH OF SIR PHILIP SASSOON
    70 21 London, June 3. THE death is announced of Sir Philin Sassoon, G.13.E., C.M.G., M.P, for Hythe since 1912, First Commissioner of Works since 1937 and Hon. Air Commodore, London Bomber Squadron, at the age of 51. Reuter. Sir Philip had extensive interests m the Far
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    C.S.C. Beat Fort Canning At Balestier
    227 21 Singapore, Saturday. THE Cejlon Sports Club defeated Fo't Canning by four wickets and 4? runs m a cricket match played at the Balestier Plain. The line tatting of Ayadurai, who was undefeated with 51, was a feature of the match. FORT CANNING Wiltci b
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    EXCELLENT TAMIL PICTURE
    86 21 Singapore, Saturday. "I UCK" a musical masterpiece m Tamil opened tor a season t:> div at the fl»eatre Royal Th? picture dep;c graphically cuskr>m« and Incidents tn the sooia- life of the Tamil community. A feature oi the picture is th» par: playei ly ti'.e Juvenilr* star
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    SUBMARINE TRAGEDY: ALL HOPES ABANDONED
    725 21 Statement By Builder's Executive London, June 3. ATTEMPTS arc now b< ing made to get the Thetis into a horLo.ital position with the aid of compressed air chambers. When the submarine is a^ain en an even keel, she will nrobably be taken to the nearest
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    Nind Home Fair
    77 21 Nind Home Fair Singapore, Saturday. ORGANISED to raise funds to erect a children's dormitory and a new building to house the Methodist Girls' School, the fair held at Nind Horns this evening was a success. Various edibles, attractively displayed en stalls, could -be purchased and books and other EiticleL' were
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    SELANGOR EUROPEANS VS. REST CRICKET
    127 21 SELANGOR EUROPEANS VS. REST CRICKET < From Our Gion Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE Rest found themselves m a sound position at the end of the first day's play m the Selangor Europeans vs. The Rest cricket match at Kuala Lumpur. The match began to-day, and will be continued tomorrow.
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    Gaol For K.L. Station Hotel Manager
    123 21 Gaol For K.L. Station Hotel Manager r, Sal relay. WHEN Lir Hee Tan, alias Lim A Tan, unl recently a director and manager of the Station Hotel, Kuala Lump r pleaded guilty to hree amend barge* of criminal breach of m respect of $5 317 92 b Mr. R. C.
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    "Thetis" Men Behaved Wonderfully
    225 21 "Thetis" Men Behaved Wonderfully London, June 3. THE names of seven additional men m the Thetis wer e issued by the Admiralty this morning. They were all Admiralty civilian officers. The number on board the submarine was 191, of which, four were rescued. Following tannings heard by divers at 1
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    PUNJABI CHRISTIANS PRESENT ADDRESS TO BISHOP
    231 21 PUNJABI CHRISTIANS PRESENT ADDRESS TO BISHOP Singapore, Saturday. "IJISHOPSBOURNE." the residence of the Lord Bishop of Singapore, was ihe scene of a very pleasant gathering to-night when a number of Punjabi Christians, member.* of the Church of Lngland, and belonging to the War Department assembled under the lead: r?hip of
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    INTERNATIONAL POLO MATCH
    113 21 Meadow BiPok, Long L.'land, June 3. A WORLD'S record polo attendance i* expected to v*;:tch Sunday's renewal of international matches between Grert Britain and America for the Westchester Cup. Bnting Is 3-2 against British victory m the first match and 2 —l again I winning the scries
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    68 21 SINGAPORE WEDDING Singapore. Saturday. A pretty wed rl ins; was solemnized early this morning at tho Church <)f St. Joseph' (Portugw Mission), the U< v. Father Laurence officiating, when Mi.;, Augusta Ilendiick:, became the bride oi Ml Harry B&rluokoneuSi member of the clerical staff of Sea View Hotel. The sponsors
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    SPECIAL CARS BEING BUILT FOR NEXT SUNDAY'S CAP HILL CLIMB
    748 22 Stage Set For Biggest Event In History Of Malayan Motor Racing War Office G. 0. C. Sanction Event For Army Motor Cyclists [Tribune Staff Reporter] DV FAR the most spectacular event m the history ol Malayan motoring takes place next
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    ST. ANDREW'S BEAT RAFFLES INSTITUTION
    223 22 THE St. Andrew's first team beat the Raffles Institution m their cricket match played on the Institutions ground yesterday, by 35 runs. Following were the scores: ST. ANDREW'S J Anchani b P. Yzelman 6 Ouan Hong low. b P. Yzelman 1 D. Meyer lbw. b
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    French Hill – Climbing Contests
    123 22 French Hill Climbing Contests The most classic of French hill-climb-ing competitions, that of La Tiirbie which was run on the afternoon of Apr. 13 with the participation of the besc cars and the cleverest driv.ers m Europe, witnessed another success of "Simcahuit" Fiat 1100) driven by Gordini, who was ftisl
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    Keppel G. C.
    47 22 Twenty cards were taken out for the June Spoon at the K.G.C. and the following were the three best scores returned:— Mrs. G. E. Kerr 13+ 7»/ 2 =20 l 2 Mrs. M. G. Harvey 7+l2 3 /4=19y 4 Mrs. W. Fryer 6+l3^=l9 i-2
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    Yesterday's Results At C. U.
    337 22 Yesterday's Results At C. U. Badminton Championships Singapore, Saturday. tfURTHER progress was made m the S.B.A. junior tournaments for men when four singles ties and one doubles tie were played this afternoon at the Haw-Par hall. In the opening tie of the afternoon, Raymond Frois (Useful) beat his clubmate Sng
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    SOVIET CHESS CHAMPION
    52 22 ssr, who has a t;er.3£dpus reputstticr. m the US.S.R. lias won "the flrfit placo In a Soviet chess tournament m Moscow wiih a score of 1212 points, Motov was second with 11 1 2 point';, S. Belavpnetz third with 11, and Maka?onov and Chekhover were fourth and
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    Muar Badminton Affairs
    105 22 [Fro??i Our Ou?w Correspondent) Muar. AT the annual general meeting of the Muar District Badminton Association held at the Muar Club MM presided over by Mr. K. Kathiravelu the following were elected oftke bearers for the current year:— President:— The Hen. Dato Abdui Kadir bin Daud. DP.M.J.,
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    Soccer League Working Smoothly
    487 22 Soccer League Working Smoothly SEGAMAT SPORTS NOTES \From Our Own Correspondent) SeflMll JJIGHTLICHTof Ihe week's crukol was the brilliant centun «artc by Barr Kwnarakulasinghe when playing for the Inta-Orl* Association against the Government English School, on the sch« pitch on Friday. Barr was m irresistable mood and hit 16 fours,
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    S.C.R.C Win Easily Against Josephians
    140 22 S.C.R.C Win Easily Against Josephians TIIE s.CR.C. had no diflkth' accounting for St Jwejrt' a cricket match played at Bu* U Green yestefday. Ttoe Clum* by three wickets. Following are the scores::ose?h*s institot; Jayakcxtfy b Swee Keng P Yee ct Kee Boon b Keng W E Jayahoddy b Swee K*ng
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    Eclipse Beat A. S. A.
    18 22 bin Joo a»" yeo &L*%Wm and Seon- "ngjai an d Kwek w* 1^
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      55 22 To -Day's Sport Cricket: S.C.C. vs. KJang— 11 a.m. gj Q Q SRC. vs. Naval Base— S.R.C. S.R.C. vs. 9th Heavy Kegt. Changi. S.CJtX 1 vs. Teachers Assn. 2.0 C C.t.O. \-s RAF £2!»£—m:c. Badminton: Singapore Championships— 10 am— C.U. Cable and Wireless vs. Vehicles Dept. Table Tennis: Henry Waugh
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    NEWZY SCORES DOUBLE: TOLA II, PAY OUT WIN
    807 23 NEWZY SCORES DOUBLE: TOL A II, PAY OUT WIN r FINAL DAY OF PENANC RACES f ranza Pays $56 On Place Tote 'from O Own Reporter] Pfcna Safurday. 'ttf up ii» li '»eain^ r--.et i* R a*u f iprtl n with an cx- yesterday m which favourites and outsiders L
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    In The Wake Of Wooderson
    13 23 In The Wake Of Wooderson The two-mile relay m progress at Gillman yesterday.
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    CRICKET CLUB MEET KLANG ON PADANG
    259 23 Singapore, Saturday. T*HANKS to the good batting performance of W. Me Neill, the S.C.C. were able to put a good total on the board m their second encounter against the Klang Cricket Club on the Padang this after- noon. Tbe Club batted first and
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    Time Robs Medics Of Victory
    229 23 Time Robs Medics Of Victory Singapore, Saturday. rME saved the S.C.C. from defeat at the hands of the Medical College to-day when th« Cvh w^*"» faced with the task of piling up 138 runs m ninety minutes. Making his debut m this the first major outing of the College side
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    Straits Chinese Epworth League
    29 23 The Straits Chinese Epworth League will hold their seventh annual swimming carnival at the V.M.C.A. pool, Fort Conning, on Saturday, June 10, at 4 p.m.
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      Chinese Score Second Win In The League This Season
      743 23 POLICE BEATEN 6—3 INTERESTING soccer w at the c lay when the C *-<*- thfe Police m a first division league match h> six goals to three. The three penalties awarded against the Police hardly reflected credit on the defence. Within
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      Victoria Institution Beat A. C. S.
      231 23 Victoria Institution Beat A. C. S. Victoria Institution scored a creditable victory over the Anylc -Chinese School yesterday m a cricket match played on the Institution's ground.s following are the scores: ACS. Hon. Weng c Sangaran b Vijiaratnam 3 Kock Chye c Yogarajah b J. H. Criton Traill Tat Chu
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      St. Andrew's 2nd XI Beat Raffles By 42 Runs
      185 23 St. Andrew's 2nd XI Beat Raffles By 42 Runs w PLAYING on the home ground yesterday, the St. Andrew's second team beat Raffles Institution second eleven by 42 runs: RAFFLES INSTITUTION. Gnanasegaram b Hope 2 Shingar Singh c Fung b Rope Balakvishnan b Parada Menon c Athinson b Hope 13
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    112 24 H. E. THE GOVERNOR VISITS VOLUNTEERS' WHITSUN CAMP uropean section at tin. S. S. V. V m tuon wi\h rcr, -m practice at Teluk Palm camp. The Eurcpean section lined up for inspection Testing ihc wiring defence at the camp. The Assist haplain-Gcneral, Far Fast, the Rev. W. M. A.
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